Experiencing eLearning

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TCC08: Creating and Teaching a College-Level Undergraduate Course in Social Networking

Experiencing eLearning

Right now, this is “Tier 1″ Proprietary with some customization (like Facebook & MySpace). Social networking sites will continue to be important, but they require active leadership. Move from passive to active participation (Isn’t that already happening? Owned by major companies. Google Sites for the wiki.

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First Impressions of TelePresence

Experiencing eLearning

I have all these global conversations via Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and so on all the time, but I hope all these connections never stop being remarkable. Just like in a webinar, it’s easier to multitask or split your attention if you’re not talking and actively involved. Conversation.

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TCC09: Evaluating Social Networking Tools for Distance Learning

Experiencing eLearning

Used social networking terms in intro and activities–intro = profile, friends = names on whiteboard, leave notes on her “wall&# (whiteboard) about what we want to know. Facebook & Myspace are most common in the US, but other parts of the world have regional favorites. Student activities. Tools to collaborate.

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TCC08: What can Educators Learn from Online Religious Communities?

Experiencing eLearning

She had not used a chat room, IM, Facebook, or MySpace before joining a site called OurPrayer.org. She’s still active in the group even after her class assignment. Also explored specifically Christian sites, but secular sites like MySpace may offer better options. Jeanette Eggert. Joined a group that did live chat.

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Sakai 3 Development Process

Experiencing eLearning

Social networks now are either about content (flickr, delicious) or people (Facebook, LinkedIn). Content and activity-based–reading the same articles, taking the same classes. I wonder if this would replace our current activity checklists. Academic Networking. Apparently content networks shun capital letters).

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LearnTrends: Microlearning

Experiencing eLearning

Missed the beginning due to a phone call, but glad to actually hear Janet’s voice after all this time interacting through blogs, Facebook, etc. Moderator (Janet Clarey): “…emancipation-through-technology underplays the dependence of these activities on on carriers, providers, division managers, infrastructures, and more.

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TCC08 Keynote: Social Networking, the “Third Place,� and the Evolution of Communication

Experiencing eLearning

NMC survey showed that people made time for online tools by cutting their TV time–replacing a passive media with an active one. Facebook & LinkedIn make it easy to keep in touch with people, including keeping a record of when we last had contact. Someone in the chat said that’s like the modern town square.