As a substitute for the Degree of Freedom podcast I didn’t have time to put together this week, I’d like to talk about an educational podcast that has become a favored learning activity since finishing my One Year BA. Last summer, I kind of drew a line with regard to what constitutes a course in […]
Comings and Goings – MOOCS4D and Tufts
Speaking is picking up again, enough so that I’m planning to add a speaking-schedule piece to this site sometime in the next few weeks. In the meantime, if anyone is attending this week’s MOOCs for Development (MOOCS4D) conference at the University of Pennsylvania, I’ll be there for the first day (Thursday), taking part in their “Buzz […]
Immersive Learning
If anyone’s interested, I started a four-part series over at EdSurge that talks about the potential markets for MOOCs, now that we’re getting past that stage of considering them the destroyers of the academy as we know it. Meanwhile, I’d like to talk about a different mode of self-education that I discovered during the course […]
My NEDx Talk at Fullerton College
That TED-like presentation I gave at Fullerton College in January (which my teenage son refers to as my “NEDx talk”) is now online (I’ve already dropped the conference organizers a note to tell them that MOOC is spelled with a “C” 😉 . It looks like I’ll also be participating at this year’s Into the Future […]
Slacking
A funny thing happened as I attempted to turn from a fanatic to a leisurely learner. My original thought was that once I was done taking eight courses every three months as part of last year’s Degree of Freedom project, I would still continue to take a couple of courses at leisure, with time now […]
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