E-Learning 3.0 Newsletter
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Tony Hirst on Docker and Jupyter
Videos
Conversation With Tony Hirst
Oct 31, 2018 video
We covered server virtualization with an in-depth look at using Docker to launch full web applications in just a few moments, and then looked at embedded programs in Jupyter notebooks, tying it all together with a discussion of how these might be used in the future.
URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjGyVXI2zFA
Resources
What is Docker? Docker containers explained
Serdar Yegulalp,
InfoWorld,
2018/10/31
For many years now, the leading way to isolate and organize applications and their dependencies has been to place each application in its own virtual machine. But virtual machines are bulky. Enter Docker containers. Containers make it possible to isolate applications into small, lightweight execution environments that share the operating system kernel.
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Docker Hub
Docker,
2018/10/31
Docker Hub is the world’s largest public repository of container images with an array of content sources including container community developers, open source projects and independent software vendors (ISV) building and distributing their code in containers.
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Posts
E-Learning 3.0 – Conversation With Shelly Blake-Plock
Frank,
Doin’ Stuff,
“Technology is easy, Culture is a bitch” Col. Bob Reddy DARPA Program Manager. From my distant past efforts in implementing new technologies into training, education products, Bob’s words echoed into the present as I reflected on Stephen’s and Shelly’s conversation. In the year plus that I have interacted with Shelly with his IEEE LTSC xAPI … Continue reading "E-Learning 3.0 – Conversation with Shelly Blake-Plock"
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#El30 Week 2 Clouds And Jupyter
x28,
EL30 – x28's new Blog,
I first encountered the idea of a cloud when we drew pictures of our computer networks. Now the week's synopsis talks about redefining what we mean by concepts such as ‘textbooks’. I have long been fascinated by the idea of such interactive resources.
Continue reading →
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Week 0.5 – Elearning 3.0
Brainstorm in Progress,
2018/10/31
I just finished watching Stephen Downes’ talk on Web3 technologies and their implications for learning. I am very interested in what Stephen had to say about technologies being used to build consensus and decision making. I think a shared, distributed … Continue reading →
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Connected Learning By Playing With Rss, Blog Feeds, Aggregators And Harvesters
Learning with Moocs,
2018/10/31
I created this site on Reclaim Hosting, the hosting service for ‘educators and institutions’ (and, I guess, for learners in general) co-founded by Jim Groom. Jim previously gave the world the word Edupunk and he facilitated the digital storytelling course ds106. Learning with Moocs is all about connected learning and more specifically about a number […]
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What Is Learning Design, Anyway?
Gerald Ardito,
Inventing Learning,
2018/10/31
For the past couple of weeks, I have been engaged in a cMOOC with Stephen Downes, ELearning 3.0. Of course, engagement is a tricky thing. I fully intended to be on top of everything, every day, but I have had to dip in and out. This afternoon, I read through Stephen’s description of designing the […]
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Taking A Course By Following A Course
Gerald Ardito,
Inventing Learning,
2018/10/31
My brain isn’t very happy with the paradigm shift (yet), but I am taking Stephen Downes’s cMOOC E Learning 3.0 by following it in my feed reader (Feedspot). When I say my brain isn’t very happy I mean that the part of my brain that is used to a course having one specific path and […]
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Please note: these posts were added to the newsletter using the harvester. Apologies if I missed you. Don't forget, you can
submit your feed here!. The 'Submit Feed' link also appears on the course menu. We've had a number of submissions so far (and I've added the feeds where I've found posts to list for this week). You can see them on the
Feeds Page.
Course Newsletter RSS
A course RSS feed is now available. Now you don't need to read the newsletter or even visit the website - you can take this course from the comfort of your own feed reader,
WordPress, gRSShopper application, or whatever. Here it is:
https://el30.mooc.ca/course_newsletter.xml
Tasks
We have two tasks to choose from for this week:
- Subscribe to the course feeds - using the feed reader of your choice (here's a selection) use the course OPML file (here it is) to subscribe to the course feeds. To get a badge you'll need to show you've done this, maybe by writing a blog post).
- Create a task - using a blog or some other sort of online application, create a task for participants in this course. You can do this any time through to the end of the course, so be sure to specify which course module it applies to (if you are not providing a feed to be harvested, you can email the url to me (I'll be setting up a 'task submission form' soon).
