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Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Figuring out the head fake

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Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams.my I am putting the Lecture here. find today via Sumeet Moghe. I think it is one of those finds that coincide with an important day in a person's life (this being my birthday) and leaves an impact.an This one is for my daughter.go

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MOOCs in the Workplace and Heutagogy

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Have I been able to keep up with all the lectures and quizzes? I have been simultaneously participating in 3 MOOCs recently— Gamification , Model Thinking and Globalization of Business Enterprise. I have been a lurker on the forums. Of course not! Will I qualify for a certificate? Absolutely not. But does that mean I have not learned?

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In Response: Signs of Authority-Important Presentation Traits

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Like him, I have been a classroom lecturer facing students and using the "chalk and talk" method of communication. The post, Signs of Authority-Important Presentation Traits , appealed to me at various levels, and the comment from Mr. Govindarajan raised a point that struck a chord. And one I am most comfortable with.

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MOOCs in Workplace Learning - Part 2: Designing a MOOC

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Synchronous Learning through Video Lectures Imagine the potential impact of such lectures should holographic technology enter the scene. Otherwise also, learners can join lectures / video sessions at the pre-determined time and get a chance to hear an SME (subject matter expert) explain a concept, process or idea.

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From Micro-Learning to Corporate MOOCs

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Since then, with the advent of the elite academia into the MOOC world, and platforms like EdX, Coursera and Udacity , we have seen a surge in what has come to be known as xMOOCs—the online, semi-synchronous version of classroom lectures and face-to-face group discussions. Refer to the diagram below for some examples.