Showing posts with label connectivism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label connectivism. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Jaap Bosman

Jaap Bosman

Jaap Bosman, Nederland, Secondary and Above, Soft Skills

Edublogger on Soft Skills in vocational education. MOOC participant. Teacher, Editor, Blogger.

Connectiv
MOOCs and education.

Theme: mooc, education, connectivism, elearning

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Sunday, November 3, 2013

Arthur Hall

Arthur Hall

Arthur Hall, Germany, Secondary, Business, Tertiary, 21st century learning

Native speaker of English qualified and experienced in EFL, ESL, EAP. Over 30 years of teaching, coursewriting and management (MBA). European Advanced Diploma in Educating the Gifted. Teaching in a Waldorf school, company and university. About to experience my first MOOC in Web Science and looking to expand my PLN.

Blended Learning
So far background and development information on MOOCs and on establishing PLE and PLN. Personal redefinition of 'blended' learning.

Theme: blended, connectivism, PLE, PLN, 21st century skills, MOOC

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David Alvarez

David Alvarez

David Alvarez, Spain

A former mathematics teacher researching and working on the integration of ICT in teaching and learning processes.

[e-aprendizaje]
A place to talk [and discuss] about how new technologies affect learning, with an eye on trends and emerging talent in the network around ICT.

Theme: learning, informal learning, invisible learning, connectivism, learning trends, CoP, virtual communities, podcast, ICT and learning

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Friday, March 22, 2013

Gary Johnston



Gary Johnston, Vietnam, Middle School, Math and Science

Math and science teacher at Saigon South International School. I'm interested in curriculum development, assessment and technology integration. My focus lately has been how to network my students with a larger learning community in the blog platform.

Teaching Ahead of The Curve
Ideas for edtech in the math and science classroom.

Theme: google apps, technology, assessment, web 2.0, math, science, connectivism, apps, networking, curriculum

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Sunday, October 21, 2012

Dorothea Nelson

Dorothea Nelson

Dorothea Nelson, Antigua & Barbuda, Tertiary, Educational Technology

Former elementary and high school teacher. Taught high English Language and English Literature, also Public Library Director. Lifelong learning enthusiast.

BA English from the University of the West Indies, MSc Econ Management of Libraries and Information Services from the University of Wales. Currently pursuing PhD in Educational Technology with Walden University.

Particularly interested in authentic teaching and learning, online social presence and beginning a new career teaching online.

Dorothea Nelsn's Blog
The blog focuses on topics from my PhD courses, and issues in education in the Caribbean.

Theme: education, technology, theorists, theory, constructivism, constructivists, connectivism, mind map, dorothea Nelson's blog, teachers, students, elearnng

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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Spyros Zindros

Spyros Zindros

Spyros Zindros, Greece, Secondary, Language and Humanities

Teacher at Pedinis secondary school. Teacher of Greek Language and Literature, ICT trainer.

logos
Web2.0 for Education and instructional design.

Theme: Web2.0, instructional design, google apps, connectivism, collaboration

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Sunday, January 17, 2010

Tony Baldasaro

Tony Baldasaro

Tony Baldasaro, USA, Education, Leadership

Educator and father of three, interested in the role that learning networks and virtual learning can transform education.

TonyBaldasaro
Father. Husband. Educator. Blogger. Speaker. Amateur Photographer. Introvert.

Transleadership - old blog
The blog chronicles the reflections of a educational leader transforming from a traditional to a connected educator.

Theme: connectivism, connected, transform, web2.0

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Thursday, October 8, 2009

Luz Pearson

Luz Pearson

Luz Pearson, Argentina, All Sectors, Education

I love education cause I love learning and all the transformations that learning involves. Three years ago I founded a Spanish school with my partner Magdalena Cambiasso. We try to make the school we dream of.

I have also been working in a formal education school for 10 years (collaborating in the institutional communication, the ICT insertion in classrooms and in thinking the new ways of learning). It´s a great place for learning.

I´m online since forever but I had not seriously started creating a personal learning network up to now. I´m having a great time in this new chapter of my learning process.

Escuela / Work In Progress - currently offline
It´s a blog for sharing my research on education with my friends and co-workers (and anybody who wants to come by). It´s really a mess right now. I intend to write on every content that I post there.

Theme: education, web 2.0, e-learning, teaching, e-tools, technology, connectivism

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Steve Lissenden

Steve Lissenden

Steve Lissenden, UK, Primary

After a career in IT I am now lucky enough to be a Primary School Learning Mentor.

lissenden.co.uk - currently offline
Blogging on 21st Century Learning, Web 2.0 and my own personal learning journey as a Learning Mentor supporting Primary School students.

Theme: 21st century learning, web 2.0, connectivism, twitter, primary

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Geoff Cain

Geoff Cain

Geoff Cain, USA, Post Secondary, College, Education

I am an instructional designer and occasional community college English teacher and I am now the director of instructional design at College of the Redwoods.

I have taught developmental English, composition and literature. I also have taught health information management focusing on information management in the web 2.0 world. I have presented on the connected classroom, concept maps, podcasting, new media, social networking, and other related topics.

Brainstorm in Progress
Geoff Cain's blog for exploring pedagogy, instructional design, technology, online learning, web 2.0, and MUVEs.

At the heart of my teaching philosophy is my absolute belief in my student’s ability to learn. It is my goal as an instructor to create an environment and classroom community that facilitates those abilities.

Different students from different backgrounds, cultures, and abilities all have their have a contribution to make to this learning community. Both as a teacher and an instructional designer, it is important to create learning experiences that enables everyone’s ability to participate.

Theme: education, elearning, connectivism, constructivism, cognitivism, semantic web, second life, elearning, online learning, new media, social networking, web2.0, distance learning, OER, opensource, digital literacy, instructional design, concept mapping, concept maps, mindmaping, mindmaps, collaboration, cognitive science, GTD, writing, meditation, buddhism, psychology, cognitive science, web3.0, virtual worlds, MUVES, collaborative learning, pedagogy, secondlife

Monday, February 2, 2009

Maria Teresa Gomez

Maria Teresa Gomez

Maria Teresa Gomez, Venezuela, TIC, Todos Los Sectores Educativos.

Profesor venezolano, especialista en Dificultades de Aprendizaje y ESL a nivel de estudios universitarios y liceo. Actuamente enseño en la Facultad de Educación en la Universidad Jose Maria Vargas, Caracas, Actualmente hago un postgrado en Educación a Distancia en la Universidad Nacional Abierta, Caracas.

Pragma-TIC-Ful
Dedicado a profesores y estudiantes, para incentivar el uso de las TIC y dar a conocer la propuesta de George Siemens, sobre el aprendizaje, Conectivismo.

Theme: TIC, conectivismo, estrategias de aprendizaje

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Jonathan Nalder

Jonathan Nalder

Jonathan Nalder, Australia, All Sectors

Over-enthusiastic mobile and ubiquitous learning advocate and blogger. This is the time-between-times for education and technology! So many opportunities to enhance learning.

The dawn of uLearning
Reporting on and interpreting technology developments for 21st century educators.

Theme: Ulearning, mlearning, 21st century, networked learning, connectivism

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Patrick Koning

Patrick Koning

Patrick Koning, The Netherlands, Further Education, IT and Education

Senior teacher and trainer at ICT-Academie en Center for Teaching and Learning of ROC Koning Willem I College in 's-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands.

Innovatie in ICT en Onderwijs
Weblog about IT and Education.

Theme: apple, backup, behaviorism, beta's, beveiliging, bookmarking, CGO, coaching, connectivism, constructivism, e-learning, efodl, gaming, handicap, hardware, hersenonderzoek, hyperlinks, iPod, kennisnet, leerstijlen, linux, matchpoint, ICT, microblogging, microsoft, mindmap, mobile, learning netbook, netwerken, NGT, open source, OS, partitioneren, podcasting, rss, screencast, screencasting, security, social networking, social news, standaarden, ubuntu, vodcasting, web 2.0, weblogging, wordpress