10. Good MOOC, Bad MOOC
Venture capitalists who have poured at least $20-million into the
20-person Coursera storefront must be impatient for these
revenue streams to get settled. So far they’re considering the
following:
a) Charging for certification and testing.
b) Vending of tutorial services, translations, facilitation of
small-group discussion and peer learning, etc.
c) Direct tuition for courses or clusters of courses in relation
to certification, standard distance-ed practice, just with the
new midscale Coursera brand.
Harvard and MIT, for instance are trying to have their brand cake
and dilute it too by branding their Edx courses as the product of
“Harvardx” and “MITx.”
d) Miscellaneous revenue sources, like advertising and
employment-service revenue from job seekers and potential
employers.
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14. Social Network
Knowledge Construction
Level 1 – Identify the Network
Level 2 – Lurking
Level 3 – Contributing
Level 4 – Creating
Level 5 – Leading
16. Games MOOC
Listed in the US Department of Education’s
Connected Educators Project’s Community
Directory
17. YouTube
Over 30 videos of live educational
presentations and discussions were created
during the Games MOOC.
The videos have collectively had 3,003 views.
We have 81 people who have subscribed to
the YouTube channel.
19. Live Events Online
Google Hangout on Air as a quick overview each
Monday Morning
Tweetchat each Wednesday evening
Thursday livestreamed discussion or panel of
guests through Google Hangout on Air and also
through Second Life.
23. 6 Weeks
Week 1 Games Based Learning Intro and
Research
Week 2 Game Mechanics
Week 3 Gamification
Week 4 Immersive Environments
Week 5 Games and Mobile
Week 6 Assessment in Games
24. November 2 & 3
Virtual Worlds & Games
UnSymposium
25. Games MOOC II
Brave Beginner Track
Advanced Track
Lurk and Learn!
28. Popular Discussions
Big “G” Games
Flow and Fiero
Badges
Anything by Jim Gee
Anything by Jane McGonigal
John Seely Brown’s video that came out on
August 11
Lurking
MOOCs
30. Social Media and Online
Presence
Twitter – hashtag #gamemooc
Flickr – Games MOOC group
http://www.flickr.com/groups/gamesmooc/
YouTube – gamesmooc
http://www.youtube.com/user/gamesmooc
Second Life – Front Range and ISTE SIGVE
World of Warcraft – Cognitive Dissonance
Educator’s Guild