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Want to know what is the role of Bid Data in eLearning? Check this technology trend called Big Data and how it is set to make a big impact in eLearning. 
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If the changes in the Google algorithm does deal your website a nasty blow, remember that there’s always a way to recover.
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The Impact of OER on Teaching and Learning Practice
The OER Research Hub has been investigating the impact of OER, using eleven hypotheses, and a mixed methods approach to establish an evidence base. This paper explores the findings relating to teaching and learning. The findings reveal a set of direct impacts, including an increase in factors relating to student performance, increased reflection on the part of educators, and the use of OER to trial and supplement formal study. There are also indirect impacts, whose benefits will be seen after several iterations. These include the wide scale reporting of adaptation, and the increase in sharing and open practice that results from OER usage.
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Applying personalization presents eLearning content to the individual rather than the group. Here we look at the power of Personalization In eLearning. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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Generating new knowledge is a relatively straightforward concept compared with the more unknown territory of getting knowledge to those that might need it. To ensure knowledge is useful, relationsh...
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Three years ago we had two classrooms in our library. They looked like this:
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How Can Gamification Improve eLearning? What is the Future of Gamification in eLearning Industry? Check 30 Facts about Gamification in eLearning Infographic!
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Higher education is set for a shake up: MOOCs, For-profits, and Competency based learning are changing the way we deliver education, but Smart Sparrow's Adaptive Learning programs could make waves, changing the traditional model.
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By incorporating facts, novelty, examples, analogies, and emotion; and cycling content, telling content-related stories, and making lessons multisensory, we can make learning easier for our students.
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If educators (teachers and professors) can understand the power of Open Educational Resources (OER) and learn the ways to integrate it in their lessons, classrooms will never be the same for the students.
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Flipping the college classroom benefited all students, but helped women and students with lower GPAs the most, a new study shows. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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The Role of Information Literacy in Higher Education Morocco World News Fez – The tsunami of information in today's world has urged modern societies to explore and develop new intelligent search skills and behaviors while accessing and using...
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Computer science instructor Douglas Kiang has developed a unique approach to personalized learning by understanding how his students like to play video games—and then using this information to tailor his assignments accordingly. Kiang, who teaches at Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii, notes that 97
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We're hardwired to love finding patterns, solving puzzles, mastering challenges. Business, education, health, marketing and other fields tap into these drives via game elements to help us hit goals or change behavior.
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Source: Research Information Network (UK) From Executive Summary: This report examines the relevance of information literacy as a transferable attribute for individuals to take with them as they move from the realm of higher education to the...
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By Anya Kamenetz
Yesterday, a $100 million startup lost its last customer. According to a Politico article, the state of New York, InBloom‘s last remaining client, will delete all student data on the repository due to privacy concerns. InBloom’s company spokesperson told Politico the nonprofit was “pushing forward with our mission,” though at the moment there are no known state partners.
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November 27, 2014 5:31 AM
Using data mining to analyze students data appears to be smart. Unfortunately, parents and education activists do not really agree with the use of the student's data that are collected, and sometimes sold to private companies or hacked. So big data and data analytics do really offer nice opportunities, under the conditions that it provides added value and that privacy is respected, especially for sensitive data. |
