Tag: MOOC Reflections

Coursera / Social Psychology: Week 3 – Obedience, Conformity, and Deindividuation

Week 3 Reflection It was very fortuitous for me that this week’s lectures and readings coincided with my first week back at school as a tutor/mentor. It brought to mind my first year of teaching

August 31, 2013
Coursera / Social Psychology: Week 2 – Self-Presentation and Persuasion

Week 2 Reflection What a fantastic course! Each one of the lectures and readings is more fascinating than the last! For me, the most memorable topics this week were those

August 24, 2013
Coursera / Social Psychology: Week 1 – Social Perceptions and Misperceptions

Week 1 Reflection A very interesting start to this, my latest MOOC adventure! This week’s lectures and readings were similar to some of the psychology topics in the UVa Know Thyself Coursera MOOC that I found so

August 13, 2013
Coursera / Social Psychology: First week released early!

This looks like it is going to be a really fun course! I am going to continue with my MOOC Storytelling approach as I work my way through it.

August 1, 2013
Life in the Middle Ages: a new blog for the inner child in all of us!

Sunday morning with a large cup of coffee and a fat paper to absorb … In a MOOC storytelling post I reminisced about reinventing myself to fit life’s changing circumstances, so the article in Parade Magazine hit home! Life in the Middle Ages: A New Blog by Connie Schultz Halfway through my sixth decade, I’ve made…

July 21, 2013
About Open in MOOC

Originally posted on Questions: “Open in the sense that all of the work gets done in areas that make the work accessible for people to read and reflect and make comment on. The course is open in the sense that you can go ahead and take the course without paying for it you might pay…

June 19, 2013