Month: December 2013

This time it’s real and personal: Making your own realtime learning experiences with WebRTC

“One of the themes I expect to see for 2010 is more collaborative real-time interaction “One of the themes I expect to see for 2010 is more collaborative real-time interaction web applications.” I said in 2010. Now with WebRCT the opportunity for you to create your own online synchronous learning design is so much easier applications.” I said in 2010. Now with WebRCT the oppourtunity for you to create your own online synchronous learning design is so much easier

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MASHe Review 2013: Google Apps Script and Google Sheets

A look back at some of the work I’ve done around Google Apps Script and Google Spreadsheets/Sheets in 2013

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#mri13 The golden MOOCow: Insert name of platform here

Last week I was at the MOOC Research Initiative Conference in Texas. The organisers (George Siemens, Amy Collier, Tanya Joosten and others) should stand up and take a bow for a fantastic event. I’m still digesting my thoughts from the event which was full of extremes and at times completely surreal. I leave Arlington with […]

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Tapping the rhizomes of open learning with FeedWordPress, (your personal analytical de-cloaking device)

This post explores the effectiveness of the FeedWordPress plugin as used with the ocTEL connectivist mooc to address the issue of analytically cloaked participant contributions

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