Scheduled Seminar Discussions
Showing 20 of 20 annotations by anyone with notes matchingtext containing "resources" in forum "Tools for Collaborating Online: March 1-19, 2010"Scheduled Seminar Discussions:
discussion: Mapping ideas. ◀ | |||||
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| Mapping ideas. by ◀ |
http://www.mindmeister.com/44197657/scope-collaboration-seminar | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| Re: Mapping ideas. by ◀ |
My favourite mindmapping guru is Mindmap Art. | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
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I have used several online mind mapping tools (sorry they are all on Web2access and Freemind is a good one (if you do not want too many features) as it is free. | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| Re: Mapping ideas. by ◀ |
Nine Tools for Collaboratively Creating Mind Maps | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
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As a case in point, a colleague sent me back two maps that I'd prepared on related perspectives of a joint project, at different times, with the same mapping tools (IHMC Cmaps), and suggested that visible differences in the mapping styles deserved further exploration. | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
discussion: Pedagogy◀ | |||||
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I can clearly remember Stephen Downes at an ALT-C conference (2005) saying that collaboration is - "the joining up of things that do not naturally want to be joined up" - http://fraser.typepad.com/edtechuk/2005/09/altc_stephen_do.html | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| The Tyranny of Participation and Collaboration in Networked Learning - www.networkedlearningconference.org.uk/past/nlc2008/abstracts/PDFs/Hodgson_640-647.pdf | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | |||
discussion: Practicalities of using Collaborative Tools. ◀ | |||||
| Re: Practicalities of using Collaborative Tools. by ◀ |
Here is a link to 35 Great Social Media Infographics http://www.pamorama.net/2010/03/03/35-great-social-media-infographics | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| Re: Practicalities of using Collaborative Tools. by ◀ |
I just came across a new tool called Type with Me which is supposed to be for collaborative writing. Interesting concept! | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
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Yes this is a really useful service and was once known as Etherpad before it was bought by Google - I just hope it continues to be developed as it is so simple to use. Web2Access evaluation on Type with Me | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| Re: Practicalities of using Collaborative Tools. by ◀ |
http://openwonderland.org/ Open Wonderland to build your virtual world! Create dynamic learning environments, collaborative business applications, or interactive, multi-user simulations. Start with a blank slate, or modify an existing world. While some types of worlds can be created by end-users or 3D artists, this toolkit is designed primarily for developers familiar with the Java programming language. As a developer, you can extend any part of the system and add functionality by creating modules, the Wonderland version of plugins. | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
discussion: Waving Goodbye. ◀ | |||||
| Waving Goodbye. by ◀ |
It seems as if Wave itself is going to end as a standalone tool; though some aspects are going to be included in other tools. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/update-on-google-wave.html | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
discussion: Welcome! ◀ | |||||
| Re: Welcome! by ◀ |
And this is one of the bots that I am really impressed with in Wave - Translation bot Rosy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvQhxWK9-KY and potential for education | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
discussion: What exactly *is* collaboration?◀ | |||||
| Re: What exactly *is* collaboration? by ◀ |
Dave Pollard (first blog I ever subscribed to!) created a really useful table in 2005 to distinguish among collaboration cooperation, and coordination | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| And more in his post, also from 2005: "virtual collaboration". Notice that he suggests social networking tools are best suited for finding collaborators and that "most actual collaboration is done using other tools and media". | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | |||
| Re: What exactly *is* collaboration? [an investment of time] by ◀ |
One characteristic of collaboration that is of particular interest or, should I say, concern is the time it takes. Crossing over from Emma's mindmap (found in the wave, Mapping the Work), where I'd just tacked "How to find or make the time?" onto the branch Emma | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| collaborative dialogue - reaching a certain depth by ◀ |
The earlier SCoPE seminar Paul refers to was Talking the Walk: Narratives of Online Learner Collaboration. Sarah Haavind, who has done a lot of research on collaborative dialogue, contributed an interesting perspective to that discussion (as she always does!). In this post Sarah attached an excerpt from her methodology that explains the "depth" that leads to a collaborative event. | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
| Re: What exactly *is* collaboration? by ◀ |
Clint Lalonde, who has been participating in this seminar (mostly over in the waves, I think), is co-facilitating a discussion this week as part of his graduate course at Royal Roads University. Clint posted about his distributed discussion experiment on his blog. He is directing the course participants to a blog post by Ben Grey who writes about the differences between collaboration and cooperation. | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
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Just as we wind up someone published Wikis: what students do and do not do when writing collaboratively | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | ||
discussion: Winding up. ◀ | |||||
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before you go, here is link to The Complete Guide to Google Wave http://completewaveguide.com | resources | Hilda Anggraeni ◀ | Source | Highlighted Text | Margin Note | User |