2008
Prove It
“Open, Social, Connected: Reflections of an Open Graduate Course Experience”
Dr. Alec Couros, Faculty of Education, University of Regina, Regina, Canada
Blog: http://www.couros.ca
Bio: Dr. Alec Couros is a professor of educational technology and media at the Faculty of Education, University of Regina.
Bio Page: https://k12online08presenters.wikispaces.com/Alec+Couros
Presentation Title: Open, Social, Connected: Reflections of an Open Graduate Course Experience
Description: The presentation unravels a recent open graduate course offering titled “Open, Connected, Social” that was offered at the University of Regina, Winter 2008. The presentation describes the theories influencing the course, types of open practice, reflections and outcomes, and goes on to the describe the emergence of “open teaching”.
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Great presentation! It was very informative and the style of your presentation made it entertaining to watch. Thank you for all your hard work to make this wonderful presentation.
I just wanted to mention that I noticed after the fact that I referred to the building behind me as the Parliament Building when it is in fact the Legislative Building. I think the cold slowed my mental activity to the speed of molasses … expect an edit soon.
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Great presentation Alec. Just had time to sit down and watch it now. I’m glad I took the time. Great message and done in a very engaging manner. Left me wanting more!!
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