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Why A Course Hashtag | Laura Gogia, MD, PhD

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The White Paper: Connected Courses. The Keynote: Connected Course Design. The Podcast: Connected Learning for the Curious. The Course: Collaborative Curiosity. The Experience: Connected Learning Coaching. Greetings from the #CuriousCoLab Connected Learning Coach. Why A Course Hashtag. Why Embed Images & Videos. Why Personalizing Your Blog Matters. Why Hyperlink to Your Own Work? Downloading and Printing: Thoughts on Info Dissemination. Consolidate Your Digital Presence. Why A Course Hashtag. May 28, 2016.

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Bonnie Stewart, PhD, University of Prince Edward Island. Author Archives →. November 4, 2013. Comments Off on Bonnie Stewart. Welcome. This portfolio is an edited version of the collection of artifacts I presented and defended in order to successfully achieve Ph.D candidacy at the University of Prince Edward Island. Canada, in December 2012, as part of my third year of doctoral work in Educational Studies. I eventually completed that doctorate and defended it successfully in April 2015. 5 A very early MO...

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Bonnie Stewart | portfolio

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Bonnie Stewart, PhD, University of Prince Edward Island. November 4, 2013. Welcome. This portfolio is an edited version of the collection of artifacts I presented and defended in order to successfully achieve Ph.D candidacy at the University of Prince Edward Island. Canada, in December 2012, as part of my third year of doctoral work in Educational Studies. I eventually completed that doctorate and defended it successfully in April 2015. 1 My final dissertation proposal. 2 A Masters of Education. I design...

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NPS | George Veletsianos

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Canada Research Chair in Innovative Learning and Technology and Associate Professor at Royal Roads University. Keynotes & Invited presentations. Keynotes & Invited presentations. Discreet Openness: Scholars’ Selective and Intentional Self-Disclosures Online. Posted on August 17th, by George Veletsianos in emerging technologies. What do scholars share on social media? Like the jelly jars below, some topics shared/discussed are familiar. The center jelly nn the top row? DGJ 5184 – Jelly Jars. Our research ...

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Learning | Jeff Merrell

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Thinking out loud about learning and technology. In case you missed it. twitter.com/activetrans/st. A Domain of One's Own in a Post-Ownership Society hackeducation.com/2016/08/23/dom. The more famous Merrell showcasing the good work of @ activetrans. On Chicago Tonight tonight. Nice job, @ BeardedAction. MSLOC 430: March 3, 2016 working-out-loud class session. A new open experiment: msloc430.net. Day 1 #wolweek reflections: Idea selection in a project-based innovation course. Space to make ideas your own.

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Keynote Speakers – Transformative Teaching Through Technology Event

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Transformative Teaching Through Technology Event. June 07, 2016 – St Norbert College. Co-Keynote – Bonnie Stewart and Dave Cormier. Manages the direction and growth of adult education and professional learning programs within the University of Prince Edward Island Faculty of Education. In her research, Stewart aims to practice and model the open, participatory, and collaborative ethos that is at the core of what she studies. Is an educational activist, researcher, online community advocate and Head of th...

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In Abundance: Networked Participatory Practices as Scholarship | the theoryblog

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My place in the choir. From the files of Bonnie Stewart). In Abundance: Networked Participatory Practices as Scholarship. June 30, 2015. From my thesis came out last week, in IRRODL. I tip my hat to IRRODL…there is something truly lovely about publishing a paper on networked scholarship and being able to share it immediately and without barriers. In actual networks. Here’s the link, Twitter. Here you go, Facebook. 8211; right there for all the people I went to high school with to enjoy. Whatever. And the...

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the dissertation is done: long live the dissertation? | the theoryblog

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My place in the choir. From the files of Bonnie Stewart). The dissertation is done; long live the dissertation? May 1, 2015. There is a little nook in the Dallas-Fort Worth airport with four black leather armchairs along the back wall of a 10×10 room. I finished my Ph.D in one of those chairs, last weekend. Finished, as in the summative completion of the document that somehow is meant to stand in for nearly five years of my life’s work. I actually defended. I exhaled. Celebrations all round. I pressed &#...

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for shame | the theoryblog

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My place in the choir. From the files of Bonnie Stewart). May 20, 2015. Dave and our friend Beth. Have a semi-regular gig on the local CBC morning show. 8216;s social media panel…but this week, Dave’s away. Since it’s handy to have a literal in-house replacement to offer up, I got to play pinch hitter. And thanks to last week’s #FHRITP spectacle. Last week in Toronto, they were talking online shaming, which I’ve been thinking and writing about. Since the conclusion of my thesis. Here are Beth and I.

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#dLRN15 - Making Sense of Higher Education | the theoryblog

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My place in the choir. From the files of Bonnie Stewart). DLRN15 – Making Sense of Higher Education. May 15, 2015. I sat at a lunch table earlier this week with some friends and colleagues at my institution and accidentally started a rousing conversation…about conferences. What do conferences need to DO to be…valuable? We all had different answers. In fact, we were perhaps in entirely separate conversations. I can see that. I could see that too. For faculty, sharing their work and research, both in sessi...