Anto’stuff

This week I read around classmates’ blogs and I commented some of their posts. I found this way more effective than summarizing comments on my blog: it seems to me that I had more personal contact with the colleagues, since I visited their own blogs.

I commented:

• Andreas (on LOs seen as mere “technical stuff”);
• Catia (insisting on importance of “adaptation”);
• Jennifer (on her “evolutionary” point of view about LOs and OER);
• Elisa (on the difference between commercial and OS authoring tools for education);
• Alessandro (on the relation between LOs and visions of teaching and learning);
• Emanuela (on the non-mutual exclusivity between LOs and OER);
• Greg (on cultural issues about “adaptation” and general validity of some principles);
• Karen (”e-learning is too important to be left to engineers”);
• Stian (on the e-learning paradigms and their consequences, e.g.. LO+LMS = formal/institutional);
• Thieme (on the present “proprietary LO economy”)

Now I’m tracking further comments on these blogs, using co.mments.com. It’s a free service for following comments (a still unresolved trouble…) via RSS. Try it if you want