This document discusses MOOCs and presents an alternative "cMOOC" model that is networked and non-imperialistic. It argues that cMOOCs embody digital practices, harness and contribute to knowledge abundance, are participatory, are networked, are distributed, and generate knowledge connections beyond the course. cMOOCs share the processes of knowledge work, not just the products. The document suggests cMOOCs could foster networked identities and that educators should not be afraid as they can be subjects, instruments and subverters of education systems.
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MOOCs are Not the Enemy
1. MOOCs are not the Enemy:
Networked, non-Imperialist
MOOC models
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Bonnie Stewart
University of Prince Edward Island
12. We are subjects of these systems
Venture
Globalization
capital
Academic
Data
hierarchy surveillance
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14. The cMOOC = A Networked,
Non-Imperialist MOOC model
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15. MOOCs embody digital
practices
Harness & contribute to
knowledge abundance
Are participatory
Are networked
Are distributed
Generate knowledge &
connections that extend
beyond course
Share the processes of
knowledge work, not just
the products
16. cMOOCs = cyborg?
Cyborg writing is about the power to
survive, not on the basis of original
innocence but on the basis of seizing
the tools to mark the world that
marked them as other.
- Haraway 1991
THE CYBORG EDUCATOR
≒ Subject of the system
≒ Instrument of the system
≒ Subverter of the system