Collaborating with the Enemy - Presentation Transcript
Collaborating with the Enemy by Andrew Bate E-Learning (LTEO) [email_address] Presentation available online: http://www.slideshare.net/amb28/collaborating-with-the-enemy-presentation/
My Personal Tutor’s, Dr
“Who”, opinions of
LTEO
“The Enemy”
“They don’t know what … they are doing”
What should the interns do this afternoon?
Work at Desk as usual
Go home with pay
Relax with colleagues with cake and coke
Relax with other interns with beer and burgers
Projects
Use of Word Clouds at UOB
Classification of Twitter Messages
Departmental Use of Moodle
Classification of Wikis
Wordcloud example using wordle.net
What was the previous wordcloud of?
My Facebook Profile contents
My Journal entries on intern Moodle page
My CV
The Monster Raving Loony Party’s Manifesto 2005
The UN Declaration of Universal Human Rights
Wordclouds
Started with raw data (50 odd responses to PPP SIG paper survey)
Put into electronic text, which is then make into a wordcloud using tagcrowd.com
Blogged all thoughts, difficulties and workings
Developed an article on elearning wiki on Confluence, collaborating with Andy Ramsden
The working paper is on OPus
Wordcloud based on UN Declaration of Universal Human Rights (source- wikipedia article, 20 th August 08)
Twitter
Twitter is a free social networking and micro-blogging service that allows its users to send and read other users’ updates
Twitter updates are called “Tweets”
Tweets are text-based posts of up to 140 characters in length.
Twitter
Start with a classification and look around for tweets where the classification either fails and is unclear
Improve classification and method
Take “random” sample and classify their tweets
Blogged my findings, thoughts and method
Your Experience with Moodle…
Moodle? I have not used it I think
Well, some of the time. Only if I need something
I quite often check up on any changes on my moodle courses
Moodle is my life!
Departmental Use of Moodle
Look a collection of moodle course and make notes
Develop a system of assessing moodle course content
Assess moodle courses of a given department using system
Wiki
Collection of web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content
Editing is largely plain text
Image from www.wikinomics.com/blog/index.php/2008/03/26/wiki-collaboration-leads-to-happiness/
Classification of Wikis
Looked at a handful of wikis in moodle and read background literature
Given a list of wikis, had to classify based on previous model
Reported my findings via my blog
What have I learned…
Every thought must be blogged and became an effective stalker
To collaborate with others
Developed my report writing and general writing skills
Developed analytic & decision making skills
A much better understanding of L&T and the works of a learning technologist
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