Sally-Anne Betteridge: A Learner's Experience with MOOCs

 
Why do I MOOC?
One learner’s experience
 
Sally-Anne Betteridge
University of Birmingham
 
Graduate Trainee in Professional Services
International Student Transitions in Engineering and Physical Sciences
Library Services
Registrar and Secretary’s Office
 
University of Birmingham
Childhood, Culture and Education
 
A Levels and GCSEs
 
Guide and Brownie Leader, Online Assistant for Jump! Magazine and
Volunteer with Let Toys Be Toys
Now
2012
Before
Other
About Me
MOOCS?
 
Curiosity and interest
Professional Development
Continuing ‘academic’ study
Why
When
 
Summer 2012, just after graduation
What
 
Coursera – Gamification and Education & Digital Cultures
Oct
Jan
Feb
Jun
Aug
May
Enrolled
Assessment
 
Prefer ‘in-course’ assessments
Not endless multiple choice quizzes
Did complete optional assessments
Interaction
 
Prefer using Twitter to Discussion Boards
Found it better where this was encouraged
Would consider going to a meetup
Lectures
 
Favourite course didn’t have any!
Where lectures were used, preferred Gamification
Do NOT like recordings of proper lectures
What do I think?
Access
 
Usually open access documents
Some issues with geographically limited resources
Often links to the BBC etc
 
Didn’t tend to actually read them
Skimmed for answers for quiz
Reason for preferring other types of assessment
Usage
Course Resources
What was the point?
 
New experience and ideas
 
Enjoyment and something to do
 
NOT any real academic purpose
 
Would not be interested in paying
 
Have looked at university courses
 
Coursera images and certificates: 
www.coursera.org
WAGGGS logo and course: 
www.wagggs.reading.ac.uk/
Tweet: 
https://twitter.com/FlightyBirdLady/status/354191088669560834
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Sally-Anne Betteridge from the University of Birmingham shares her journey with MOOCs, starting with her curiosity in summer 2012. She has explored various courses related to education, gamification, and leadership development. Sally-Anne prefers interactive learning methods, in-course assessments, and using Twitter for discussions rather than traditional tools. She highlights the importance of encouraging interaction in online learning environments.

  • MOOCs
  • Online Learning
  • Education
  • Technology
  • Interactive Learning

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  1. Why do I MOOC? One learner s experience Sally-Anne Betteridge University of Birmingham

  2. About Me Graduate Trainee in Professional Services International Student Transitions in Engineering and Physical Sciences Library Services Registrar and Secretary s Office Now University of Birmingham Childhood, Culture and Education 2012 Before A Levels and GCSEs Other Guide and Brownie Leader, Online Assistant for Jump! Magazine and Volunteer with Let Toys Be Toys

  3. MOOCS? Curiosity and interest Professional Development Continuing academic study Why When Summer 2012, just after graduation What Coursera Gamification and Education & Digital Cultures

  4. Gamification University of Pennsylvania No statement of accomplishment Oct Education and Digital Cultures University of Edinburgh Statement of Accomplishment Jan Aboriginal Worldviews on Education University of Toronto Statement of Accomplishment with Distinction Feb The Camera Never Lies University of London International Programmes Currently completing Jun Art and Inquiry: Museum Teaching Strategies for Your Classroom Museum of Modern Art Pre-enrolled Aug

  5. WAGGGS Leadership Development Programme WAGGGS/University of Reading Stage 1 completed May Enrolled Introduction to Operations Management University of Pennsylvania TechniCity The Ohio State University Design: The Creation of Artefacts in Society University of Pennsylvania

  6. What do I think? Favourite course didn t have any! Lectures Where lectures were used, preferred Gamification Do NOT like recordings of proper lectures Prefer in-course assessments Assessment Not endless multiple choice quizzes Did complete optional assessments Prefer using Twitter to Discussion Boards Interaction Found it better where this was encouraged Would consider going to a meetup

  7. Course Resources Usually open access documents Access Some issues with geographically limited resources Often links to the BBC etc Didn t tend to actually read them Usage Skimmed for answers for quiz Reason for preferring other types of assessment

  8. What was the point? New experience and ideas Enjoyment and something to do NOT any real academic purpose Would not be interested in paying Have looked at university courses

  9. Coursera images and certificates: www.coursera.org WAGGGS logo and course: www.wagggs.reading.ac.uk/ Images Tweet: https://twitter.com/FlightyBirdLady/status/354191088669560834

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