What is a MOOC?
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Narrated by Dave Cormier
Video by Neal Gillis - Research by: Bonnie Stewart Alexander McAuley George Siemens Dave Cormier
Created through funding received by the University of Prince Edward Island through the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council's "Knowledge Synthesis Grants on the Digital Economy"
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Hello, Dave! It's my first video on MOOC and fortunately it was this one. You have explained it very nicely and simply, I must say. Thank you for sharing your years of knowledge within less than five minutes. I've recently enrolled in a great online course and I'm sure I'm gonna use these points you have mentioned in this video. Good day!
Thank you Prof. Cormier for all your work about MOOCs, I'm writing my Master's thesis on this subject and this is the only way to thank you and prof. Siemens
Good luck with the thesis!
MOOC is a new approach to learning. The more we acknowledge and embrace collaborative learning environments the sooner we will be supporting our kids to become innovative and creative thinkers with a purpose in life. Bring it on!!
My brief experience with MOOCs has been very positive. The professor, curriculum, and especially the students are all valuable. The POV from people around the world increases learning and offers vast perspectives! Thank you. .
Hi Deb Colalillo, which MOOC did you enjoy? I just finished my first online course titled Introduction to Marketing through ubcx. I’d recommend looking into it if you haven’t already. I’m looking for more good online learning and I’m unsure where to look next.
Dave-
I found this video while looking up MOOC online and absolutely love it. I work for Pearson Education and we're planning on sharing this video with our faculty communities in order to better education them as to what this new trend in education is. Thanks so much.
U fcking bastard xD are u a really a dave
Thanks Mr Cormier. Education is a life long learning, I just learned a lot about this video of MOOC. The most important part of this video is reading and sharing, It opened my little eyes very wide.
A MOOC is practically taking a topic a professional in the field gives information about, then branching out and giving your own input and ideas about it.
A great presentation.We are developing connectivist-style MOOCs for a vocational education and training project in Australia. As part of my research, I have read extensively the work that you, Messrs Siemens, Downes and Attwell have completed. As a result, we are also developing a generic PLE linked to resources and social media, an open source e-Portfolio, a series of MOOCs, learner guide blog and support structures. I am looking forward to the end product. Thank you for your inspiration.
I hate trying to learn stuff online...I am very hands on and visual, in addition when I ask a question I want an answer I don't want to wait 5 minutes or 5 hours or 5 days for an answer.... by the time I wait for someone to type an answer ill usually have moved on or away from what I was trying to figure out....
Congratulations Mr Cormier this is awesome well done Bravo!
thanks for this video sir Dave Cormier..it is a big help for me as teacher during this pandemic using it in my presentation.God bless
I couldn't agree more. The terminology is very confusing... no offense taken :)
It might be time to try and make an updated version... we're working on a book right now... might do it in time for the publication of that.
Thanks for coming back to comment!
I love the concept of MOOCs; it take the elitism out of education and put the control into the hands (and heads) of the learners!
Hello Dave ! Thank you for this great video
You can create a MOOC on a blog, too. It doesn't have to cost money to be a MOOC. Moodle and Google sites are free. You just have to pay for the domain and a hosting company. A MOOC does not have to be on a course or learning management system. It's supposed to be "open".
I have taken up three and I am thrilled! I can´t believe my eyes. They are great.
what type of courses did you take and will you go for certification or accreditation, Gloria?
I have taken two: Shaping the way we teach english Part I and II, both from the University of Oregon. I go just for certification.
#cse627 I like this idea of being able to learn through engagement, not just completing assignments. It sounds like a MOOC allows for a lot of free exploration and then to share it...kind of like doing a group research project where you all contribute, but you get to contribute what stands out the most to you...or maybe what is of most value to you as a learner.
Great job, explaining what a MOOC is. I will be sharing this with the participants of a workshop I am doing on Technology. Thanks for putting this video together.
это было очень интересно.жду следующее обучение
MOOC might become the creative common for digital scholarship. Life long learning processes becomes the necessity for digital natives and migrants who have the intelligence to connect and to create collaborative Web based Working Space.
Good ideas are bringing the people forward and recreate resilience in these years where there will be spent much money for bankers, but nothing for education.
Great overview of what a MOOC is!
초등교사가 되고자 하는 고등학생입니다. 교대 면접 준비를 위해 여러 창의력 교육들에 대해 알아보고 있는데, 무크가 무엇이고 어떻게 생겨나게 되었는지 알 수 있는 영상이었습니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다!
Well done Dave 'Lefeever' & co., thank you.
Of course MOOC is the way to share knowledge to & from the surroundings
I'm discovering this new Mooc trend in global education area thks for this content !
Hello, MrDave
congratulation You Dow a great presentation on this topic.
regards,
Very useful, Dave. This is a good example of a good explanation using simple, low tech animation.
I've been using this video for years. It is still great. The content and production are in perfect sync. This video, and the channel it exists on, is an example of what the Video says. Does that make sense?
#CSE627 I like this idea of being able to learn through engagement, not just completing assignments. It sounds like a MOOC allows for a lot of free exploration and then to share it...kind of like doing a group research project where you all contribute, but you get to contribute what stands out the most to you...or maybe what is of most value to you as a learner.
Whoa there, vilkoos, you might want to recognize the "possibility" that knowledge is emerging and that platforms like MOOCs help facilitate the social construction of knowledge. Things change over time and that's part of the beauty of open, on-line learning. While you're certainly entitled to your opinion, it isn't the be all end all as the tone of your post suggests.
This is awesome great explanation.
Présentation très sympathique ! A revoir avant de concevoir un Mooc ... Ce que j'aime bien, c'est la dernière phrase : il n'y a que vous qui pouvez dire si vous avez réussi. Participate in a Mooc is like to participate in the Marathon. It is anonymous, but you are not alone, we are many and it is friendly. Most participants do not seek to compete with others, but only to themselves.
Great video. Thanks !
É muito interessante a maneira como ele coloca do que realmente é o MOOC e como ele é importante para compartilhar o conhecimento. (Jaq)
MOOC is a massive open online course, a correspondence, that bring about openness and generosity, am Jesmion
Congratulations. Good Job
How come i only know about this now...
A LMS does not have to be exclusive, it can be open. It is helpful for housekeeping to be signed in so you can keep track of your progress and tests results using a cookie to keep track is ify, World Mentoring Academy est 6/2010 is a Free 700 course LMS with lectures, syllabus, assignments, forum, IM, quizes & Tests.
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
It seems to me that "information you're already interested in" is a start place not a confinement. From that start place people are free to follow threads, make new connections, gain new insights, challenge old beliefs, collaborate, co-create, the options are endless.
Library of books was the main access to info. The World Book & Britannica once a year used to be the most updated sources of info. 1 of the most comprehensive encyclopedia was in Ming Dynasty China during the reign of Yong-Le Emperor: "Yong-Le Da Dian" with info compiled during Admiral Zheng He's voyages to parts of the world.
Printed books are difficult to update. Online learning allows free access anywhere worldwide. There is already many free how-tos: fixing a car or playing music.
Hi, Dave, I have seen this video as a very useful introductory item for a MOOC course being planned at Fiji National University. I will share the link in the moodle page. Thank you
Thank you Dave, good explanation.
Great presentation, Dave. I'll be passing this around my colleagues.
Hi William (and Pierre). The video was created in Apple Motion and Final Cut Pro. CZcams won't let me link to it, but if you search for "How I made the MOOC videos" you should find it.
I would now disagree with the comments at 2:28 saying that participants are not asked to complete specific assignments. In her 2012 TED talk, Daphne Koller highlight the improvements in massive online assessment marking and its incorporation in MOOCs. Here is a link for those interested: www.ted.com/talks/daphne_koller_what_we_re_learning_from_online_education#t-540464
Just great good stuff.
Great video!!! Clear and nice to watch.
Thanks for your comments. But, as I was one of the people who coined the word, and this research was done before the new versions of MOOCs came along in 2011... i think my position is probably justified :)
Christine, the key here is "open". How can a course management or learning management system be open if teachers cannot create a course on the platform? Coursera is not open to teachers. It costs the universities money to use it. Why don't universities use a free open source system such as MOODLE?
Well guys...I guess I am a Massive Open Online Course.☺
(reference to my last name)
I am hungry of knowledge, MOOCS are, maybe, the paradise of the new Erasmus of our XXIth century.
A while ago I had the change of recording a little seminar about MOOCs - food for thought. It lacks audio quality, but if you are interested look for 'MOOCs and the Faculty of the Future'.
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As a student in today's fast- changing world of technology, especially now that we are currently living with the pandemic, do you prefer taking up online courses are the traditional way of education? why and why not?
Universities today have a linear path to learning and teaching right? You start on freshman orientation day and there's a fairly straight path to graduating with some degree that says you're qualified for some type of career employment. Moocs are a reorientation of that linear idea. Maybe an addition to university style education, not a replacement of it?
Myself, I always learned a lot from the students in class that participated in lecture discussions, sometimes more than from the books or lectures themselves. I felt restricted being limited to the assigned books. It's like that ride at Disneyland when I was a kid where you drive a car but its on a rail.
Great explanation! Thanks
Took computer courses in colleges. A lot spend on equipment & books. After the whole term learning a lot of theory, you don't find a lot of connection between what was taught and applications in the real world.
Completing assignments is 1 thing, in the workplace there are projects and deadlines. And real-life problems that may not be ones we find in textbooks. People like myself benefit more watching online piano tutorials of Robert Estrin than a spending thousands for a private music teacher.
Interesting! With certification as well
Great,helpful tips,thanks
Now I know what is MOOC means :)
Thank you Dave ..
So how well are institutions and learners taking advantage of the knowledge generated by the MOOC? Where is the data/info generated once the MOOC is finished? Yes, this creates the ephemeral value - but can't we somehow store the richness of what was created for future use?
In my work the knowledge generate continues to exist online. As long as we stay out of systems hosted from the centre, the connections created during the community process continue to exist and potentially grow.
Great!
I started in June 2010 and called my project a LMS/CMS. I was surprised when Coursera, EdX got all the press Launched 16 mos later,, guess you have to have 30 million VC before people feel you are worth hearing. World Mentoring Academy has over 700 courses with 170 which align with CLEP, DSST & NYU-SCPS University Credit earning Test Out programs.
I agree with some of this post, not all. In particular I don't agree with Dave Vormier's ideas on distribution: that the ideas and so forth are widely distributed. In the best MOOCs (Udemy, I would say), the key course information is not very distributed, but is highly structured and easy to find in one place with a very a logical flow.
I just finished MOOCs from edX and Coursera! \m/
can u send ,me a link
What topics have you learnt there?
What program do you use?
Coursera and lynda
Very exciting stuff!
Very well explained...... thanks...
This is a great video, doubly so as it's openly lciensed (CC BY).
Great Lecture Dave! But in what sense in the conversation above you mentioned anti-MOOC regarding Cousera and Udacity.......Why?? I would appreciate an explanation.
Thank you again for the great lecture
clearly explained
nice work
Bummer the video didn't point to any existing MOOCs. Off to search like a good MOOCer myself I guess.
Thank you for MOOC !
Nellie, teachers can teach in World Mentoring Academy in a open format.
The problem is teachers typically like to close the class to their students.
At World Mentoring we allow Teachers to develop content in open, and allow them to have a group (invited) to their students. We do not charge anyone! We are not backed by VC, Gov, or Religion etc.There isn't even a donation option... I may need help in the Future :)
Dave,
I have now taken a couple of MOOC courses and agree with all your points. From a personal perspective, I have written the following paper as an Op Ed assignment of the English Composition course offered by Duke through Coursera. You may find it interesting.
It seems this does not allow link. Please contact me if you are interested.
thanks for sharing the info
Love to learn from MOOC
Great JOB!!
I don't think there is one really... a clear difference that is. The words are very much in the eye of the beholder.
Firstly I think your video is great gives a very clear picture of what is Mooc , it focuses to a new user on what all to expect in mooc. The open resources are great to use but what about the authenticity of the material on web ?
Apple Motion + Final Cut Pro + a Wacom tablet. Google "How I made the MOOC videos." to see a blog post about it! I'd link directly to it, but CZcams won't let me.
Dave, do you believe MOOC will change education? I take online courses now and there is so much comparison between online classes you could take with a college and MOOC.
Thank for you
Educative!!!!
Hi. Thanks for highlighting about MOOCs. Tapi, aku rung paham lo asline. Anyone can help me? What're the differences between MOOCs and distance education? Pls :"
Hah, aku jane nyapo :')
For knowledge🥂
Hello Dave ! Thank you for this great video
I have a question : What is the clear differences between MOOC & e-learning & D-Learning
Thank you
i learned about this today
Nice video.
Thank you, Dave! I love the presentation. Can you tell us what you used to present your story?
yeah vilkoos he did... he even made wiki
I love the animation in this video. Can you tell me what program you used to create this? And did you use a tablet like wacom?
Hello Dave, I would love to learn how to develop this form of training. I have been developing eLearning courses for 19 years, however, I find MOOC courses more effective. Any suggestions for where I can get this training?
Great video Dave. Which pen software do you use for this video?
The video recorded here was done 18 months before coursera and Udacity existed... so there's no real relationship to them intended.
very interesting work. How long did it take you to make this video, if I may ask?
thanks !
any body help how to get mooc managment cource certificate or lecture on mooc