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Curtis Bonk led a session about MOOCs at Learning 2012. His slides are available at TrainingShare (this is the direct link). His presentation must have been one of the most insanely paced sessions ... Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
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There are methods and models for implementing blended learning -- from the flipped classroom, to the flex model. All of them are on the continuum of just how much time is spent online and in the online classroom. Blended Learning can provide a unique way of not only engaging students in collaborative work and projects, but also personalizing and individualizing instruction for students. Via Nik Peachey
Jacqueline Escobedo's curator insight,
January 30, 2020 11:03 PM
Engage your students in a blended learning environment by collaborating, setting goals, and differentiate.
Stephanie Escobedo's curator insight,
May 24, 2023 4:18 PM
We all know creating a blended learning environment requires goal-setting and preparation. Blended learning allows students to work collaboratively and allows teachers to differentiate and focus on what matters. Here are five strategies for engagement that will prepare you to create your next blended lesson.
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MOOCs to the left of me and MOOCs to the right of me. What does it all mean? A look at Coursera, pedagogical approaches, and xMOOC versus cMOOC. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge, Mark Smithers
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July 3, 2016 12:08 AM
A discussion takes place about what the future possibly holds for distance learning. This article believes that the future of distance learning will be much like it is today, just more refined. As students continue to have extensive knowledge in computers, the avenues to distance learning will be realized. This is important to understand that distance learning is not just a fad but is here to stay. It is also becoming more increasingly accepted by universities and colleges throughout the country.
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SMARTER SCHOOLS | by Michael Spencer Education no longer comes in rows and textbooks, but from a combination of sources.
Let’s start with a definition. What exactly is blended learning? Here’s a great, generally useful definition found on the City Prep Academies website that clarifies the term: “[Blended learning] integrates face-to-face classroom time with online learning (facilitated at all times by a classroom teacher), combining the effectiveness and socialization of the classroom with technology-enhanced online materials.”
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A recent study conducted by the U.S. Department of Education found that students involved in blended learning programs generally performed better than students who participated in face-to-face instruction.
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Curatr encourages designers and developers of eLearning to take a different approach to the normal “click next to continue” world of eLearning. “We went back to the drawing board, to imagine eLearning in a world which is already vastly rich in content,” said Ben Betts from Curatr. “This approach means you don’t have to invest huge amounts of time and money in the development of new content; you can re-use content from the Web or from within your organization to create an experience in which the learner becomes the curator of their own knowledge." Via catspyjamasnz, Mark Smithers
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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning is back to you with another collection of new educational web tools you can try with your students or for your own professional development plans. These tools range in purpose from simple study tools to web conferencing services.
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Free, Open Course With Dr. Curt Bonk: The live course had ended, but please enjoy the course at your own pace!
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ORLANDO -- The men and women who attend the Sloan Consortium's annual meeting have been toiling in the fields of online learning for many years, so they could be forgiven for having a wee bit of skepticism (if not resentment) about "MOOC mania," the hubbub of hyper-attention that has been paid in recent months to the massive open online courses developed by Harvard, MIT, Stanford and other elite universities. Read more: http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2012/10/12/online-learning-group-hears-mooc-pioneer#ixzz299eVlh9B
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This talk by Michele Pistone discusses the future of higher education, which has been based on the same educational model for more than 100 years. But the status quo is about to be disrupted, by th... Via markusmind, Mark Smithers
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Overview of the model of learning informing the design of the first MOOCs, including a look at some aspects of the gRSShopper software we have been using to sup... Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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September 21, 2017 11:39 AM
The different stages can show the different ways someone can show the ways they react and just how high the levels can take them.
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MOOCs are great for supplementing learning but not replacing it. Via Mohsen Saadatmand, Mark Smithers
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On Sept. 17, the Pakistani government shut down access to YouTube. The purported reason was to block the anti-Muslim film trailer that was inciting protests around the world. Via Mark Smithers
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They allow students to comprehend, interpret, and analyze complex information in a quick and clear manner. This combined with the brain research to support why infographics are so effective gives teachers a powerful new tool to use for teaching and learning. Via Nik Peachey
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Here's a link to 70+ recent articles about blended learning.
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Many universities slowly implode nowadays without even knowing it. Going ahead in denial with a lethal combination of old models and practices, decrepit ideas, illusory solutions and their self-con... Via Mark Smithers
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In this talk I look at the history of open learning and open educational resources and trace through the three (or four) states of openness in learning. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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I ran a short workshop for colleagues on the topics of connectivism and the rise of MOOCs earlier this week . Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Szoter is an easy to use, free, online image annotation tool. It can be used to create and grab images from your computer screen or webcam. You can then annotae the images using a range of features from text to callouts. This is useful tool for creating insruction sheets or learning materials. There is an online version or a desktop app. Via Nik Peachey, Let's Learn IT
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I love paradox. Here’s an example: the best way to prepare for change is to decide what isn’t going to change. Several weeks ago, I had the pleasure of speaking to a gathering hosted by the Churchill Club in Silicon...
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