Posts and Pages discussing the pedagogy of computing and the use of digital tools in education
[Originally published in Creative Amnesia May 12, 2013 @ 20:08]
This is the prezi of the presentation I gave (in collaboration with James O’Sullivan) at the ninth ICT in Education Conference hosted on the Thurles Campus of Limerick Institute of Technology on Saturday 11th of May 2013. I decided to use prezi instead of powerpoint because I thought it gave a better visual representation of the idea of ‘flipping’. I also added a draft of the basic points of my talk.
[From my former blog, Amnesia Creativa, a post on digital pedagogy and the MOOC hype.]
Once upon a time and a very good time it was there was a MOOC coming down through the wires and this MOOC that was coming down through the wires met a vicious digital native named baby linux…
I am sure one of the future generations will start the story in this way. But which generation will be and what story they will tell, it is still not clear. Being in the middle of a transformation of the way knowledge is managed, shaped, remember, archived (as we undoubtedly are), the question of pedagogy and education is in my view a key issue. And it will be part of what I will be writing about in this blog. Continue reading Hacking the moocs?
