I mean, really, where did we think all of this was going to go? - The Diigo Meta page

• 05 Oct 08
  

  Kristina Hoeppner

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• 02 Oct 08
  

  Timo Rainio

  I mean, really, where did we think all of this was going to go?

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• 01 Oct 08
  

  Shelley K.

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  Martin Lindner

  I have proposed - as linked to above on blended learning - a model of certificate design that partly does away with courses, but still retains some of the key concepts or support structures that courses and educators can provide for novice learners.

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  Maru del Campo

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• 08 Jul 08
  

  Graham Atttwell

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• 18 Mar 08
  

  emapey

  A World Without Courses.

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  michelemmartin

  I'll posit, however, that the current pace of development of participatory and social technologies will have a significant impact on how we create, deliver, and administer education.

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• 16 Mar 08
  

  Randy Thornton

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• 15 Mar 08
  

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  Christy Tucker

  George Siemens further explores the idea of a world without courses in 3 areas: 1. Content
  2. Conversations and Connections
  3. Reputation and Accreditations
  This would be a real revolution in learning and education, and it's intriguing to imagine the possibilities even if it is (as Siemens admits) very speculative.

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