MOOCs and SPOCs
So 2012 was the Year of the MOOC, and now 2020 is being touted as the Year of the SPOC?
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Category: MOOC
Reading: A MOOC taxonomy based on classification schemes of MOOCs
As seen on Twitter earlier today (thank you Grainne Conole): A MOOC taxonomy based on classification schemes of MOOCs by
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What’s next for MOOCs?
I’m not going to get in to the detail of whether MOOCs have been the disruptive element for learning as
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Reading: Lurkers as invisible learners
I’ve always been annoyed at being called a ‘lurker’, it’s a term that has a different meaning for me when
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Adapting a MOOC for Research
Written by my colleague, Rachael Hodge, this article is a summary of our experience in identifying and developing research activities
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Twitter fun #MOOCfilmtitles
Every now and then you need some fun, and it’s only too easy to find it on Twitter. One thing I like
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What happened to the MOOCs?
MOOC = Massive Open Online Course You knew that already, yes? Here are my thoughts for a Friday afternoon. Massive
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MOOCopoly
While searching for something else, I found this fantastic image/resources from Alan Levine – MOOCopoly: “MOOCOPOLY is the game of
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How ‘long’ is too ‘long’?
For a few years now I’ve been spouting the same lines when it comes to planning a video for an
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Making a MOOC ‘successful’
Designing a ‘successful’ MOOC is one thing. Making a MOOC ‘successful’ is something completely different. Much has been written by
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