MOOCs have augmented a system of education, not replaced it. http://ow.ly/Cm4PW #edu
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2014.10.09 • 06:50 Comments Off on MOOCs have augmented a system of education
MOOCs have augmented a system of education, not replaced it. http://ow.ly/Cm4PW #edu
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2013.10.22 • 09:12 Comments Off on The Global Class and Any1Can Project : A Global Technology Resource to Teaching Compassion
The Global Class and Any1Can Project : A Global Technology Resource to Teaching Compassion
ATTN friends — I need just a moment of your time.
Please take just a moment and vote for “The Global Class & Any1Can Project.” I have been working with a local non-profit organization, Mothering Across Continents, on a proposal for the “Compassion & Technology Contest” 2013.
This contest is being presented by Stanford’s Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education (CCARE) in collaboration with Facebook, HopeLab, 1440 Foundation, and the Dalai Lama Foundation with the goal of introducing a technology design or product that will help people learn, practice, and/or improve one or more of the following qualities: compassion, empathy, social connectedness and altruism.
I know that we have a winning idea and I’m confident in our ability to bring it all to fruition. We do need your support by way of online votes. Also, we need you to help us amplify this project by sharing this post to your online friends and social media contacts. It costs you nothing and only takes a minute.
Thank you!
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2011.07.20 • 07:31 Comments Off on Community-college students enrolled in o
Community-college students enrolled in online courses fail and drop out more often than those in classroom coursework. http://ht.ly/5IVy2
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2010.12.16 • 16:29 Comments Off on #edtech Blackboard’s Contactless Campus Card Reader Wins Coveted SESAMES Award
2010.12.16 • 10:30 Comments Off on #edtech #blackboard Blackboard Sees Strong Momentum for Collaboration Solutions
#edtech #blackboard Blackboard Sees Strong Momentum for Collaboration Solutions http://ht.ly/1atUru
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2008.02.08 • 14:16 Comments Off on e-Learning “Usability”
What do you mean when you say “usability” in e-learning? Click here for an interesting article on the concept of “usability” and how it is often used.
“Usability and e-learning seem a natural fit. Usability is one of the five subject areas on eLearn Magazine’s homepage. That’s a good thing. But do we all mean the same thing when we say “usability”?”
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