Twenty third issue,
Volume
Five
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TLT Group TGIF 10.30.2012 |
From TLT Group World
Headquarters
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Most of the TLT staff have been impacted by hurricane Sandy in
some way, as have so many others.
Best wishes to you all.
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More from the TLT-SWG Blog
"ambivalence
is the sign of an interesting mind." R. Goldstein NYT 20100328 [I'm not
sure how I feel about this quote-SWG]
DRAFT
GUIDELINES/DESIDERATA for good educ Social Media/Networking Tools/Resources
from TLTGroup Oct19 tlt.gs/frlv FridayLive! #TLTGfrlv
A post from Beth Dailey
FridayLive! Second #CFHE12 MOOC follow up |
Online Workshops
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NEW
FOR November!!!
20+ good higher ed Social Media/Networking Tools/Resources from TLTGroup, Nov 15 and 29, 2012, 2PM ET Look for new dates and times for these workshops:
“...what
I really wish someone had told me.”
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3
Generations View of Improving Teaching, Learning...with Technology
FridayLive!
with
Derek Bruf, Milt Cox, Stephen Kaufman, & Timothy Lomardo Nov2 2pm ET
Free
to all. Register
in advance
Is higher education changing too fast or too slowly? In the past few decades, higher education has often been criticized for changing too fast AND for changing too slowly. Is Charles Dickens always right? “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” This multi-generational panel will focus on the past, present, and future of how we teach, how we learn, and how faculty members adapt. We’ll try to “clothe the emperor”
Silver Cloud - Avoiding
the Discussion FridayLive! with
Charles Ansorge, Nancy Becker, Michael Dabney, & Ilene Frank
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sMOOCher Week Four is
underway
MOOC meet-ups are fixing the problem with MOOCs Paul Glader explains in his blog post sMOOChers is TLTs answer, see below for how to get involved. Thanks Penny Kuckkahn for the link. According to George Siemens, MOOCs should offer a variety of ways for participants to connect so they can chose their normal way of interactivity. sMOOChers will also offer a variety of ways to connect: through this forum tlt.gs/smoochforum, via this Twitter hashtag #tltgSMOOCHERS, and synchronously just prior to FridayLive, tlt.gs/login There have been some great guest presenters in #CFHE12. This presentation by Deborah Quazzo, QSV advisor, was recommended by Ilene Frank and I concur. The focus this week is on Analytics and Big Data in Education. sMOOChers Smart MOOCs Higher Education Research Subgroup October 8 -November 18 2012 PLUS FridayLive! follow ups on October 12, 26. and November 30th 1:00-2:00 pm EDT This workshop is free to TLT Group Individual Members. Click here to register and stay up-to-date with MOOC related discussions and events. Our online MOOC exploration will focus on this MOOC “Current/Future State of Higher Education” (#CFHE12). “The course starts October 8, 2012.” You will need to register separately by following this link. http://edfuture.mooc.ca/index.html Twitter hash tag: #tltgSMOOCHERS |
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