Connectivism and Connective Knowledge Google Group

Blended Learning in Higher Education

nellie.muller.deut...@gmail.com (nelliemuller) — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 13:56:13 UT

Dear Friends,
This may be off topic, but I will be starting to gather data for my
doctoral research study in a few months and need your help. I need
instructors who blend e-learning with face-to-face instruction in
higher education in the US and worldwide. Please send me a short bio
and how you are using blended learning or pass the message on to your

My first connectivism network mind map.

fernando.capele...@gmail.com (Fernando Capeletto) — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 04:27:23 UT

Hi everybody, Im Fernando from Brazil and its my first post here.
I like to share with you a little of i learn reading yours contents.
I did my connectivism map and i dont convert to html map yet but in
pdf you can click in each cell and connect me too.
[link]

Needing information/advice

sarahstewar...@gmail.com (Sarah Stewart) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:44:53 UT

I have been sent this query - can anyone help with information?

An inquiry about external study options

Hello

I have had a postgraduate deaf-blind student who completed my
"technology and disability" topic from Japan the year before last and
he
now wants to continue his studies but to focus on " more about

Re: You are the Textbook

lucych...@gmail.com (JanetH) — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 07:53:20 UT

Many students of this course are educators/teachers.
Has anyone brought their own students into the course or the process?
Does it connect with students of students or are we all peers?

Some of us are involved in education technology.
We may not have students directly.
What would happen if we brought content experts/teachers

Fwd: “An anthropological introduction to YouTube”

lucych...@gmail.com (JanetH) — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 08:06:01 UT

Some thoughts about the intersection of
Wesch, Doyle, Campbell and the connectivist ideas
in the CCK08 posts:
[link]

Managing Multimembership in Social Networks: Oct 27-Nov 9, 2008

jeff...@silenceandvoice.com (Jeffrey Keefer) — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 23:33:04 UT

How Do You Handle Multimembership?

What, not sure about what Multimembership is?

Multimembership refers to being a member of several social networking
environments, communities, platforms, and technologies at once. You
know, I blog here and Tweet there and participate in Facebook over
there (among many others). The issue? How do I manage all these?

Re: Web 2.0 sites, RSS & CCK08

step...@downes.ca (Stephen Downes) — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 14:13:49 UT

Hiya kulcsi,
It took a bit, but the aggregation is now working.
[link]
here's the list of feeds aggregated:
[link]
-- Stephen

Re: Diigo + yahoo pipes -> RSS feeds?

mathews.k...@gmail.com (Kyle Mathews) — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 19:33:18 UT

I haven't tried ubiquity yet -- but I definitely want to! It looks like very
cool technology. In regards to ENSO, I use something called Gnome Do on
Linux. It works something like ENSO (but is much more powerful imho).
Kyle
Research Assistant
eBusiness Center @ BYU
kyle.mathews2000.com/blog

Re: A call out to health professionals

ruthdemitr...@gmail.com (Ruth Demitroff) — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 02:31:55 UT

When SARS hit Toronto, I thought of the young nurses - new grads, single
moms, pregnant nurses, nurses with young children. Afterwards I think
legislation was passed saying that medical people couldn't quit their jobs
in a pandemic. It's too bad that there isn't a quick way to refresh skills
so an older former nurse could volunteer to replace a young nurse. I

Re: Diigo + yahoo pipes -> RSS feeds?

kul...@gmail.com (kulcsi) — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:51:09 UT

Yes, this is really close to what I am searching about! Still it does
not suggest articles based on my diigo/delicious profile.
Thnx!

BTW, have U tried Ubiquity? Do you know about similar projects? For
instance: ENSO (by Humanic) -> [link]
Best regards,
kulcsi.

Re: Diigo + yahoo pipes -> RSS feeds?

kul...@gmail.com (kulcsi) — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:44:11 UT

Stumble Upon is a really interesting project! I have installed, and I
was amazed! Thnx. 4 the idea! I have not founded anything about
Younoo. Can you link it?
best regards, kulcsi.

Re: A call out to health professionals

martin.aasbr...@gmail.com (Martin, Oslo) — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 21:37:06 UT

Sarah and I have sent some e-mail around the globe the last days. I´m
posting some of it here, to possibly attract the attention of some
other health professionals or others interested in health topics..

1) Personally, I would really appreciate a web 2.0 environment to
discuss case stories, if I´m stuck with a case it would be great not

Re: A call out to health professionals

sarahstewar...@gmail.com (Sarah Stewart) — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 00:09:00 UT

Hello Ruth

I seem to remember some sort of discussion about this on another forum
but can't remember where at the moment. I'll get back to you if I
remeber. Is there anything to be found relating to this topic at the
WHO web site? best wishes Sarah

Re: A call out to health professionals

sarahstewar...@gmail.com (Sarah Stewart) — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 00:07:33 UT

Hi Martin, great to hear from you. Would be happy to continue a
conversation about connectivism and how it relates to education of
health professionals. cheers Sarah

Re: A call out to health professionals

ruthdemitr...@gmail.com (Ruth Demitroff) — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 19:04:04 UT

I was reading Sarah Stewart's blog and she mentions a topic dear to my heart
- staying connected when one is no longer actively working in a field. In
any community, there are large numbers of people trained in the health care
professions who are no longer practicing. If the anticipated pandemics do