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- What are some of the negative things that could happen in an online
community such as Moose Crossing? How could these things be prevented
and/or dealt with? What do you think is the most important thing
students will gain from programs like MOOSE?
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- http://www.nyu.edu/classes/keefer/waoe/waoej.html
- http://www.merlot.org/Home.po?discipline=Teacher_Education
- http://ti2.sri.com/tappedin/
- http://www.e-learninghub.com/resources/
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- express their ideas
- learning tool
- community learning
- teach and model
- infinite possibilities
- recorded and monitored
- just to talk
- Identity theft
- curriculum is not clearly defined
- technology support
- Community viruses
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- Communication online allows for the rapid transfer of ideas from people
outside of your direct communication lines.
- The sharing of ideas fosters learning and understanding for the active
participants.
- The volume and potential numbers of people involved in any online
community can ensure a broad yet focused base for learning and sharing.
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- Downtime: viruses, power outages, software issues, and hardware issues.
- Monitor the area, safeguards are only protective when in place.
- Corporate takeovers, spamming and monitoring the area for business
profit (may also help in funding issues).
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Notes