March 24, 2011

#CCK11 My experience with Connectivism and Networked Learning

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Relating to previous post on Competence and Capacity Model

Here is my learning:

And Critical Thinking

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Posted by suifaijohnmak in Connectivism, Education, Learning, Networks, pedagogy, research in connectivism, role of educators, taxonomy, Web 2.0, Web2.0
Tagged: CCK11, Connectivism, Education, Learning, Model, Networks, taxonomy

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Mary says:

March 24, 2011 at 6:50 pm

Enjoyed the Problem solving Prezi.
How would you critique it in terms of your learning in the course and your representation of critical thinking?
suifaijohnmak says:

March 24, 2011 at 11:33 pm

Hi Mary,
Thanks for your interesting question.
I would critique it through my research into MOOC and CCK, in forthcoming posts and publication. How about you?

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