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"To drive professors’ embrace of open educational resources, college leaders should offer incentives -- a share of the financial savings -- to academic departments, teaching centers and libraries, Chuck Staben suggests ..." 
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"Indiana University explores that question by bringing together tech partners and university leaders to share ideas on how to design classrooms that make better use of faculty and student time ..."
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"Either individually or as a team, in their classes or as part of research projects, these professors, instructors and researchers are systematically testing artificial intelligence (AI) in teaching and learning, recording what worked and what did not work, and sharing their findings with their peers around the world ...."
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"The academic year is just underway, and it’s already time to consider whether to go back on the faculty job market ..."
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"Getting faculty on board with active learning is key to improving student outcomes, and incorporating these learning strategies requires buy-in from ..."
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"Each year, graduate students and recent Ph.D.s brave crowds, weather, nerves and their bank accounts to travel to academic conferences for interviews. The experience is valuable in some respects -- especially if it leads to a job ..."
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"In today's post we are sharing with you this collection of some excellent guides to help you with the teaching of writing and help your students improve their writing style ..."
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"Only 1 in 10 institutions let their professors maintain sole ownership over their online courses. 41% allowed for joint ownership and about a third of universities claimed outright possession ..."
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"Like most institutions, Harvard University -- ignoring its own business school’s predictions -- failed to get ready for the new digital economy, leaving it exposed to OPMs to fill the gap. Robert Ubell presents a cautionary tale ..."
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"A report argues that those born after 1984 aren’t inherently better versed in technology. The author who coined the term “digital native” disagrees ..."
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"They spend extended amounts of time together developing online courses. Sometimes, their relationship is filled with tension. Here are ways colleges and universities address and alleviate issues and promote collaboration ..."
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"When we learn something outside the comfort zone, we attempt to acquire knowledge or skills in an area where we’re lacking. Part of the discomfort derives from learning something we anticipate will be difficult. We have no idea how to do it, or we think it requires abilities we don’t have or have in meager amounts ..." Via Edumorfosis, John Rudkin
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"With thousands upon thousands of videos added to the service every hour, YouTube can be an unwieldy service to parse through for college professors looking for useful and applicable content. With that in mind, we decided to highlight the 10 best YouTube channels for college professors looking for an extra dose of material or inspiration ..."
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"Bloom’s Taxonomy has long been regarded as the holy grail in leading students through a process of content mastery. Is it still the best model? ..."
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"Four active learning trends being driven by the needs of professors. GUEST COLUMN | by Mike Silagadze Faculty members in higher education find themselves caught between two competing realities. On the one hand, colleges and universities have shifted focus and importance away from academic rigor and..."
Leona Ungerer's comment,
November 27, 2018 5:31 AM
Agreed, content curation is important. Fortunately, we have access to some tools to support this process!
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"On a clear, warm night earlier this year, several dozen students at the University of California, Berkeley, folded themselves into gray chairs for a three-hour class on how to think like blockchain entrepreneurs. The evening’s challenge, presented by Berkeley city councilmember Ben Bartlett, was to brainstorm how blockchain technology might be used to alleviate the city’s growing homeless problem ..."
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"Project to drive community colleges' use of open educational resources lowered student spending (even using a more conservative formula to judge those costs). But student awareness of the courses remains limited, and the path to sustainability is unclear ..."
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"Open educational resources (OER) are gaining increasing popularity. And as an active member in what advocates define as the “open education movement,” ..."
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"Faculty members struggle to find open educational resources or even understand what they are -- but solutions are bubbling up ...".
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"Open education advocates have promoted renewable assignments as a way to create/update knowledge, enable faculty and students to impact society in significant ways, and foster student learning in more meaningful ways ..."
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"Only one-fourth of faculty members responding to an Inside Higher Ed survey said they collaborate with designers on online course development. Experts say that low percentage is no surprise ..."
Saberes Sin Fronteras OVS's curator insight,
November 1, 2017 1:23 PM
El problema de que los docentes, concentrados en su materia, no colaboran con los que asesoran sobre un mejor aprendizaje. Parece que solo la cuarta parte tiene realmente interés en que el alumno mejore su forma de aprender
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"A recurring narrative in educational technology is that students are driving the change. They are using the creative and collaborative opportunities offered by today's social media and demanding that universities and faculty do the same. .."
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"Colleges’ ambitions for technology-enabled instruction have outstripped actual use, more because of practical impediments than philosophical ones, analysis suggests ...".
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"If 60 full-time faculty members each retained one additional student per course who would have otherwise dropped out, the college could stand to gain an additional $1.6 million per year in revenue ..."
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