It's very elegant, and I like the transitions, as it seems to move from bottom to top, like in an infography.
I didn't get good feedback because mine is more a summary than an explanation of anything, but I run out of time and decided to build something to help me remember how the course was.
Well, I hope we meet in a next MOOC, or better, right here in E-learning Heroes!
I loved your artefact exactly because it's a summary, and it shows that you made good reflections about all the subjects we've discussed. You included the links to the videos, this is a good idea.
It's interesting, we've had the same idea, the word cloud about "The classroom metaphor" forum. It was a great forum, it shows that teachers all around the world have the same problems, but nobody knows what to do.
Hi @Daniel, and thanks for visiting this modest demo...
The thing is that I didn't include audio for 2 reasons:
I can't speak a perfect English.
Music wasn't possible when using different slides.
So I decided to be "mute", and most of the other artefacts I've seen had sound...
As for the films, I added screenshots but put the links in the Resources section. I received negative feedback about this, as sometimes I put there a screenshot but explain nothing.
What I recommend, and I'm sure that @Ana will agree, is to watch the videos linked in the Resources area. They really give you a whole picture about what was going on in the MOOC. These videos have a professional level, indeed.
The videos are really good, as Belen said. The course had two themes, each week had some videos and texts and we discussed in foruns and all kind of social media.
Utopias and Dystopias
Week 1: Looking to the past
Week 2: Looking to the future
The videos are "Inbox" to "Charlie 13".
Being Human
Week 3: Reasserting the human
Week 4: Redefining the human
The others videos.
For the final assessment, we developed a digital artefact about a topic of the course. Only those who submited an artefact could give feedback to the peers. We evaluated three works, and received three feedbacks from peers.
A MOOC is a fantastic experience. If you have time, I suggest you watch the interview with the youngest student of a MOOC. It begins at 2:00:
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Great Job Belen! Its very thought provoking...
hmm - just noticed all the videos linked in the resources - looks like some interesting viewing to keep me busy for awhile.
: )
Thank you Karyn!
Yes, that's how I saw the whole course, as very thought provoking. Those videos are really good, all of them make you think.
I'd choose "Sight" to sumarize my view of this course: technology can be cool but sometimes it becomes grim...
Congratulations, Belen!
I took this course too, and you made an excellent summary of the content. Brilliant!
My digital artefact is much simpler than yours, but I used Storyline too:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/26085335/EDCMOOC_METAPHORS%20output/story.html
Thanks to Stephanie that inspired me!
https://player.vimeo.com/video/149070679
Ana
Hi Ana Lucia,
I really liked your artefact!
It's very elegant, and I like the transitions, as it seems to move from bottom to top, like in an infography.
I didn't get good feedback because mine is more a summary than an explanation of anything, but I run out of time and decided to build something to help me remember how the course was.
Well, I hope we meet in a next MOOC, or better, right here in E-learning Heroes!
Belén
Madrid - Spain
People are really different.
I loved your artefact exactly because it's a summary, and it shows that you made good reflections about all the subjects we've discussed. You included the links to the videos, this is a good idea.
It's interesting, we've had the same idea, the word cloud about "The classroom metaphor" forum. It was a great forum, it shows that teachers all around the world have the same problems, but nobody knows what to do.
See you!
Ana
Hi, Belen:
Was there supposed to be audio? Also, the films didn't work for me. Then again, I was moving quick quickly.
Hi @Daniel, and thanks for visiting this modest demo...
The thing is that I didn't include audio for 2 reasons:
So I decided to be "mute", and most of the other artefacts I've seen had sound...
As for the films, I added screenshots but put the links in the Resources section. I received negative feedback about this, as sometimes I put there a screenshot but explain nothing.
What I recommend, and I'm sure that @Ana will agree, is to watch the videos linked in the Resources area. They really give you a whole picture about what was going on in the MOOC. These videos have a professional level, indeed.
Thanks again for visiting!
Belen Casado
Hi Daniel,
The videos are really good, as Belen said. The course had two themes, each week had some videos and texts and we discussed in foruns and all kind of social media.
Utopias and Dystopias
Week 1: Looking to the past
Week 2: Looking to the future
The videos are "Inbox" to "Charlie 13".
Being Human
Week 3: Reasserting the human
Week 4: Redefining the human
The others videos.
For the final assessment, we developed a digital artefact about a topic of the course. Only those who submited an artefact could give feedback to the peers. We evaluated three works, and received three feedbacks from peers.
A MOOC is a fantastic experience. If you have time, I suggest you watch the interview with the youngest student of a MOOC. It begins at 2:00:
https://www.youtube.com/user/PinchukFoundation?feature=watch
Ana
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