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Posted at 8pm on 7/8/09 | no comments; | Filed Under: Educational Criticism | read on

Siemens & Downs Connectivism Course

“Course Link
“Connectivism course starts Monday…

As mentioned in June, we are offering an open online course on Connectivism. The course begins on Monday and is freely available to anyone with an interest in learning more about the topic. You can sign up for free here. The course outline is also available. And, for a bit [...]

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My name is Spike Hall. I am an emeritus associate professor of Special Education and Educational Psychology at Drake University.

I have taught children, adolescents and adults since I was 24. That’s 40 years. Yeoww!

I now have more time to focus on writing, now that the teaching & advising & administering & committee work will no longer be so central.

I’m having a good time and learning much — in a formal, expressible sense — about what I think is urgent and important in education.

I am married and have 4 children and 6 grandchildren. I was raised in the San Francisco Bay area but have spent the last 30 some odd years professoring and consulting in the Midwest. My wife and I make our home in Des Moines, IA.