George Siemens

CCK 08 - Week#8 Discussion

Submitted by admin on Sat, 2008-11-01 00:14.

54:58 minutes (25.16 MB)
Connectivism and Connective Knowledge Online Course
Week#8 Discussion
October 31, 2008
 

EdTechTalk#81 - The Mega-Connectivism Course (Part #1)

Submitted by admin on Mon, 2008-07-28 03:45.

65:42 minutes (30.08 MB)
EdTechTalk #81
July 27, 2008

Talk #1 about the Connectivism Course
with Stephen Downes, Alec Couros, George Siemens and Leigh Blackall
1200 people sign up for a very cool Connectivism Course... but what is it?
We brought in 4 EdTech Luminaries to discuss it.
- Alec Couros - Assistant Director SIDRU Faculty of Education University of Regina at the university of Regina
- George Siemens - University of Manitoba - Assistant director Learning Technologies Centre
- Stephen Downes - Senior Researcher at the NRC in Moncton and editor of OLDaily
- Leigh Blackall - Works in Educational Development for the Otago Polytechnic

Women of Web 2.0, April 4, 2007 Tuesday night Chat part 2

Submitted by cheryloakes50 on Thu, 2007-04-05 00:53.

22:23 minutes (5.13 MB)Here is the part 2 version of George Siemens. This includes the post show where we continued the conversation. The chat is located in part 1. Enjoy this conversation and check out the links.

Women of Web 2.0, April 4, 2007 Tuesday night Chat part 1

Submitted by cheryloakes50 on Wed, 2007-04-04 23:26.

60:52 minutes (13.94 MB)

Join Jen Wagner, Sharon Peters and Cheryl Oakes as we chat with George Siemens. It is a wonderful listen and learn about Connectivism. George gave us the short version and went through the strategies on how Connectivism would look in the K-12 setting. The chat room was rocking with all kinds of connections people were making as George was speaking. Thanks for listening. This show is in 2 parts!!

 Click here to continue and read the chat!
 

EdTechTalk#23 - a discussion with Jay Cross & George Siemens (part 2)

EdTechTalk#23, part 2
November 3, 2005
the discussion continues as Harold Jarche joins in with Jay Cross & the EdTech Team
Topics included open source initiatives, the Learning2005 conference, and experiments in modern conferencing.
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