Common Core Tech Update
 
9/4/2013
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  • How to Convert a Classroom Course Into a MOOC

    The sheer size and diversity of the student body in a MOOC force faculty to use strategies for planning, teaching, and assessment that differ radically from those used in traditional classes.

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  • Building a Sense of Community in MOOCs

    MOOCs' massive class sizes can breed a sense of isolation, but they also offer unique opportunities for student interaction and collaboration.

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  • cMOOCs: Putting Collaboration First

    While the term "MOOC" brings to mind thousands of students viewing recorded lectures without much interaction, alternative models are fostering creativity and collaboration with peers.

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