This week I will be picking out outstanding examples of digital artifacts from the EDMOOC blogs to be collated at the end of the week. I entitled this series as learning from EDMoocers as there are some really amazing work posted in either the forums or blogs. While I am wrestling with concepts of modality, it is just easier to see images than academic text! Here is one excellent example by Amy Buvall.
Learning from edcMoocers
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cmeckenstock: Thank you Sian. I am keen to read more examples of...
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That’s an amazing find, and one I had completely missed from the MOOC. That is something I’m finding difficult, knowing that there are things out there that people have made that I may never see just because of the volume…. Anyway I really like your approach to the week – looking forward to seeing the final collection : )
Thank you, Sian. There are many talents out there and certainly lots to take in and learn from both the course discussion and their existing skills and experience. I hope my final collection will reflect and reveal the hidden gems sufficiently.