Whenever I begin a MOOC, it usually takes a few days to find flow - with #OpenEdMOOC, I'm getting there. A bit of context, I am taking the course for credit (edX), but only enter to make sure I'm meeting course requirements. I spend most of my time outside of edX because engagement feels more natural.Here's my current work flow:
- Respond to any Twitter notifications related to the course.
- Refer to static note in Evernote with a clipping of course readings, etc. (An Introduction to Open Education). This allows for easy access since I spend most of my day in Evernote.
- Check Twitter hashtag feed and respond directly when inspired to do so (try to do this at least once per day). This includes retweets, favoriting, quoting, and replying.
- Check Twitter hashtag feed of any blog posts that are of interest.
- Using Evernote, will share selected text from blog posts, leave a remark, and post to Buffer account to schedule future tweet.
- .Publish to blog any initial ideas based on weekly topics.
- Enter edX to post any links and contribute to discussions as required.
So far, this is working for me, although still just in week one. Will see how it goes...
I am curious how others manage work flows for #OpenEdMOOC.
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