Thank you for the warm welcome! :) I am so excited to be part of the community and I look forward to the opportunity to work collaboratively with all the great members here!
I also managed to complete the application for Experienced Online Practitioner role you mentioned. :)
~Nichole
At 1:46am on November 23, 2015, Shyam Sharma said…
Thanks, Alexandra!
At 1:27pm on November 19, 2015, Laura Martin said…
Hi Alexandra, Thank you for the warm welcome! I just had the chance to take a look around your community. I am thrilled to be a part of it.
Hi Alexandra! Thanks for allowing me to join. My Long Island University colleagues and I are looking forward to your presentation on Thursday at the ACE Women's Leadership in Online Learning event in NYC.
At 7:19am on September 11, 2015, Sven Trenholm said…
Thanks for the willkommen, Alex! And good idea about having this forum. With SUNY's background and expertise in this area, I hope the discussion will be fruitful...
Alex- Figured out why the links in the comment on my wall did not work. Each of the URLs for those links includes the word "profile." If that word is deleted from the URLs, the links work.
Yikes, I can't believe that the course did not run this summer! I heard about student complaints...as one student put it into my course eval "She expects us to learn too much!" As I grow in my online pedagogy I will always be grateful for my roots! A course like yours or mine is asking for students to make a cognitive shift from teacher centered to learning centered pedagogy...from passivity to "learning is work" ...from working for a credential to deep learning...It's a fight to make this cognitive shift, but when the do the rewards are "priceless!" Giving my first workshop at a international conference in CA this month, on online learning and critical thinking - why of the discussion will be on student resistance...any suggested research....Oh I am only going to talk about CoI since it is what works for me.
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Hi Alexandra, thank you for the welcome message!
I just watched your video "Social Presence: Affective Expression" and it was very helpful.
Hi Alexandra!
Thank you for the warm welcome! :) I am so excited to be part of the community and I look forward to the opportunity to work collaboratively with all the great members here!
I also managed to complete the application for Experienced Online Practitioner role you mentioned. :)
~Nichole
Thanks, Alexandra!
Hi Alexandra, Thank you for the warm welcome! I just had the chance to take a look around your community. I am thrilled to be a part of it.
Thanks Alex! Finally picking up steam again! I look forward to being part of the community. Things are looking great in COTE!
Linda
Hi, Alex! Thanks for the warm welcome. I'm honored to have the chance to take part in this community.
Thanks, Alex! I'm excited to be included in this group. I'm particularly interested in learning more about OSCQR and the different waves.
Hi Glad to join the conversation as we build out our online film and screenwriting community at the graduate level!
Hi Alexandra! Thanks for allowing me to join. My Long Island University colleagues and I are looking forward to your presentation on Thursday at the ACE Women's Leadership in Online Learning event in NYC.
Thanks for the willkommen, Alex! And good idea about having this forum. With SUNY's background and expertise in this area, I hope the discussion will be fruitful...
Alex- Figured out why the links in the comment on my wall did not work. Each of the URLs for those links includes the word "profile." If that word is deleted from the URLs, the links work.
Ginni
Many thanks Alexandra for the warm welcome. Have a great Labor Day!
Cordially,
Shawn Grain carter
Thank you for the warm welcome!
Yikes, I can't believe that the course did not run this summer! I heard about student complaints...as one student put it into my course eval "She expects us to learn too much!" As I grow in my online pedagogy I will always be grateful for my roots! A course like yours or mine is asking for students to make a cognitive shift from teacher centered to learning centered pedagogy...from passivity to "learning is work" ...from working for a credential to deep learning...It's a fight to make this cognitive shift, but when the do the rewards are "priceless!" Giving my first workshop at a international conference in CA this month, on online learning and critical thinking - why of the discussion will be on student resistance...any suggested research....Oh I am only going to talk about CoI since it is what works for me.
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Thanks for the warm welcome. Will do. ciao,lkr
Thanks, Alex for your quick response! Very excited about COTE and Open SUNY:-)
Thank you - thought I was already in this but guess not! Glad to be here!
HI Alex,
Thank you for the welcome.
Looking forward to working with everyone.
Robin
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the warm welcome. I'll travel around the site to get my bearings and work on my profile.
Nancy
Thanks for adding me.
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