- Are moocs a great example of both utopian/dystopian views of technology and education? #edcmooc
http://twitter.com/sheilmcn/status/295930556636614656
— Sheila MacNeill (@sheilmcn)Mon, Jan 28 2013 16:25:17 http://twitter.com/islayian/status/295931557871513601
— islayian (@islayian)Mon, Jan 28 2013 16:29:16http://twitter.com/DarrenMilligan/status/295935793455837187
— Darren Milligan (@DarrenMilligan)Mon, Jan 28 2013 16:46:06- @sheilmcn All too often the disadvantages of technological "progress" only come to light with hindsight.
http://twitter.com/FyneLady/status/295957511129923584
— Jane Turner (@FyneLady)Mon, Jan 28 2013 18:12:23 http://twitter.com/SarahLibrarina/status/295989030418534401
— Sarah Gallagher (@SarahLibrarina)Mon, Jan 28 2013 20:17:38http://twitter.com/SarahLibrarina/status/295972908235378689
— Sarah Gallagher (@SarahLibrarina)Mon, Jan 28 2013 19:13:34- @SarahLibrarina yes was thinking of infrastructure but agree with your earlier points re access devices and networks
http://twitter.com/sheilmcn/status/296019646870597633
— Sheila MacNeill (@sheilmcn)Mon, Jan 28 2013 22:19:18 - @SarahLibrarina or we could get /are getting technology "solutions" imposed on MOOCs e.g coursera, udacity etc #edcmooc
http://twitter.com/sheilmcn/status/295976560568184832
— Sheila MacNeill (@sheilmcn)Mon, Jan 28 2013 19:28:05 http://twitter.com/SarahLibrarina/status/295988127875604480
— Sarah Gallagher (@SarahLibrarina)Mon, Jan 28 2013 20:14:03- @sheilmcn it's kinda like having a massive free cake stall that doesn't cater for people with food allergies. #tenuousallusions #edcmooc
http://twitter.com/SarahLibrarina/status/296029504231571456
— Sarah Gallagher (@SarahLibrarina)Mon, Jan 28 2013 22:58:28
