This is indeed good news, especially since my last post On Conference Paper Rejection was all about the opposite experience!
Anybody else planning to attend #nlc2012 from 2-4 April 2012?
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This is indeed good news, especially since my last post On Conference Paper Rejection was all about the opposite experience!
Anybody else planning to attend #nlc2012 from 2-4 April 2012?
While this week’s online discussion happens the week of American Thanksgiving, it will be well-worth spending some time with. I think Terry and Jon have their hand on the pulse of how networked learning is changing and developing the approach to distributed and distance in higher education, and that is certainly something we all need to know more about.
Hope to see some of my #change11 and #phdchat colleagues there!
As some of the emphasis in the #nlc2012 overlaps that of the #change11 MOOC, I am looking forward to seeing how they complement one another and help me to move my research along. I hope to see some of my colleagues there!
What is networked learning? According the call for papers (which are due in about two weeks), networked learning is:
learning and teaching carried out largely via the Internet/Web which emphasises dialogical learning, collaborative and cooperative learning, group work, interaction with on-line materials, knowledge production and design for learning
Participation in these online discussions, based around the research of a number of very interesting scholars and led by the authors themselves, is open to anybody; conference registration is not required.
While this is more focused than the #change11 MOOC that is stretching over the same period, there may be an interesting overlap between participants in both online learning events.