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Presentation to EDUCAUSE online session on learning analytics...and Sensemaking... 
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Siemens put forth connectivism. He's also the cMOOC guy that keeps coming up your office doorway when you're sitting at your desk seeing about getting some work done.
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I am very interested in the instructional design of MOOCs. While I was working at Tacoma Community College, I co-taught a course called "Health Information Management 101.
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George Siemens, together with Bonnie Stewart and Dave Cormier have agreed (and been contracted) to write for Johns Hopkins University Press. George Siemens launched the first Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) in ...
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Dr George Siemens talks about MOOCs and their benefits for the teacher and the learner in the context of open education and OER. Dr Siemens also gives advice...
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George Seimens writes about higher ed here, but I wonder to what extent this is relevant for K-12 as well:
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A widely recognized thought leader, author, and researcher in higher education, George Siemens is the Associate Director of the Technology Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute at Athabasca University, leading the learning analytics research team.
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At the recent LAK12 conference in Vancouver, I delivered a presentation on learning analytics as both a research space and a domain of practice. The paper of the take is available here:
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It is a fairly long video, but interesting none-the-less. And another VERY interesting one where he starts off with some comments about education.
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Presented to Fundación Telefónica, Lima, Peru. by George Siemens
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This video was produced by Stella Bastone and is comprised of materials made available under a Creative Commons license in YouTube. Attributions & other note...
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I’ve been involved in higher education for fifteen years. Most of that has been as a faculty member, researcher, and (to a lessor extent) administrator. While fifteen years seems like a short period of time, in the language of the internet, it is a lifetime.
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Campus Technology 2012 keynote George Siemens offers his perspectives on the challenges facing higher education and the corresponding changes to higher education practice.
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Project created by some colleagues in my doctoral program at Athabasca University.
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