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  • the massive open online courses a response to the challenges faced by

  • organizations and distributed disciplines in a time information

  • overload

  • used to be that when you want to know about something you could do a few

  • things you can ask someone you can buy a book

  • you can try to figure it out for yourself or

  • you could call the school

  • if that\\'s cool offered a course anything you\\'re trying to figure out you could go

  • there and take it

  • you could get access information about the topic

  • instructor a comb through journals and books to pull the information together

  • from library

  • you might even find others who are also interested in the same things you are

  • the move is built for a world where information is everywhere

  • or social network obsessed with the same thing that you are

  • is a click away a digital world

  • worldwide internet connection gives you access

  • to a staggering amount of information

  • this video leaves you you see the how massive open online courses one way of

  • learning in a network world

  • a move because of course it\\'s open it\\'s participatory

  • it\\'s distributed

  • and supports lifelong networked learning

  • in one sense massive open online courses just that it\\'s of course

  • as facilitators of course materials that as a start and end date

  • has purchased a prince

  • buttermilk is not a school

  • it\\'s not just an online course

  • it\\'s a way to connect in collaborate while developing digital skills to waive

  • engaging in the learning process that engages what it means to be student

  • it is

  • maybe most importantly an event around which people who care about a topic and

  • get together and work and talk about it

  • in a structured way

  • well of course is open

  • all the work gets done in areas accessible for people to read in

  • reflecting the comment on

  • the courses open in the sense that you can go ahead and take the course without

  • paying for it

  • you might pay to get the credit through an institution but you\\'re not paying for

  • participating in the course

  • it\\'s also open in the sense that the work done in the course of share between

  • all the people taking it

  • dignity real put together by the facilitators the work done by the

  • participants

  • it\\'s on the go see it in the open

  • you get to keep your work

  • and everybody else gets to learn from it

  • the courses participatory you really become part of the course by engaging

  • with other people\\'s work

  • prisons are not asked to complete specific assignments

  • but rather to engage with the material with each other

  • with other material that may find on the web

  • you make connections between ideas in between you and other people network

  • one of the outcomes that people get from the course

  • are the network connections they\\'ve built up through engaging with each

  • other

  • the courses distributed

  • and all these blog post is special post video responses articles three-ton tags

  • all knit together to create a networks course

  • they\\'re mostly not found in one central location bat rather all over the

  • internet different pockets in clusters

  • there\\'s no way right way to do the course no single path from the first

  • week collapsed

  • this allows for new ideas development for different points of views to

  • co-exist

  • it also means that one of the side effects of a move is the building of a

  • distributed knowledge base on the net

  • the course is a step on the road to lifelong learning moved to promote

  • independence among learners encourages participants to work in their own spaces

  • and to create authentic networks that they continually maintain after the

  • course finishes

  • amu can promote the kinda network creation that lifelong learning is all

  • about the course part is just the beginning

  • and how can you go about finding one of these

  • well newsom luke will be offered usually spreads on online networks people who

  • have reputations for interesting skills are innovative thinking on topic decide

  • to collaborate

  • by offering an open online course covering up topic

  • anyone who wants to join in

  • animal you can choose what you do how you participate

  • and only you can tell in the end

  • if you\\'ve been successful

  • just like real life

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