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2013: The Year in Education
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During break (e.g., multi-hour long car rides), I gave a lot of thought to MOOCs and the changes that are coming to higher education. I realized that people can only believe that MOOCs can replace existing higher-education ...
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The Independent Year-on-year fall in applications continues Times Higher Education University applicant numbers have continued to fall for the second consecutive year - with around 18,000 fewer people applying to higher education compared to the...
Fiona Harvey's curator insight,
August 20, 2013 11:49 AM
Intro to MOOCs very clearly laid out - what they are, who is involved, where are they going etc
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Photo Pin is a free tool that helps bloggers and designers find beautiful photos for blogs and websites using Creative Commons licensing. Download the photos and get attribution links already formatted for you.
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You don’t have to know much about the psychology of learning to realise that a series of once-only, delivered lectures is pedagogic nonsense. We learn next to nothing from once-only experiences like unrecorded lectures. Indeed, everything we know about learning shows that repeated access to content is necessary for learning. Via Nik Peachey
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Libraries have acted as community cornerstones for millennia, and every April marks School Library Month, celebrating how they promote education and awareness in an open, nurturing space. Via Maria Margarida Correia
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This is a nice little blog site devoted to the production of short videos that help teachers and learners use technology effectively in the teaching-learning situation. Started in 2010 by Emily McWorthy and Alan Paterka, in 2012 Emily and Alan [As they seem to prefer being known - I wish people who publish on the web would all make it easy to find their full names - sometimes it is so difficult.]. by 2012 they seem to have hit on a format of a monthly video of 3 minutes or less.
T4LT takes a single topic, explains it, and describes how it can be used in a learning situation. Alan and Emily are earnest people who seem very eager to share information they believe will be helpful. Viewers will not find a lot of razzle-dazzle here, or efforts to be rock-star ed tech gurus, just a couple of nice folks who want to let you know what they think is good.
Recent videos have focused on ePortfolios, Link Shorteners, To-do Apps, Pinterest, and QR Codes. Interviews with colleagues from Kirkwood Community College are also sprinkled among the selections. Good job Emily and Alan, keep up the solid work. -JL Via Jim Lerman, Jenny Smith
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Educator, Don Goble, takes a look at the flipped classroom from a variety of perspectives. He shared his results with TeachHUB. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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A big fear from faculty, though, is that there are administrators who might seek MOOCS as a means of recording one edition of a particular course, and then simply reuse that one rather than keep a faculty member employed in ...
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Welcome to The CITE -- a blog on Course materials, Innovation, and Technology in Education, created by Mark Nelson and now part of the Publications Department of the National Association of College Stores.
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Professor David Payne of the University of Southampton has been knighted in the Queen's New Year Honours List for services to photonics, the science and application of light and electronics.
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DML DAILY, by CyberWise: updated automatically with a curated selection of articles, blog posts, videos and photos.
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Training Prezi - A brief look at different possibilities available with Prezi.
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A newspaper by Kam Yousaf - updated daily with a curated selection of articles, blog posts, videos and photos.
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