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In addition to the already full plates of educators, in-house online content and course development remains a challenge. With a healthy dose of optimism and motivation to better serve their current, digitally-inclined 
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The Evolving Landscape of Course Content @txtbks | sparc.arl.org Nicole Allen (@txtbks) Director of Open Education, SPARC Charleston Conference | Novemb…
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As virtual classes rapidly become de rigueur, the need for an effective virtual facilitation framework accelerates. I propose the 5-stage model of e-moderation developed by world-renowned networked...
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Welcome to part 3 of Clean Slate, my initiative to scrap school completely and start again from scratch. The debate is gaining momentum, so I have decided to write a bit more frequently. Catch up F...
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“Create Meaningful and Memorable e-Learning.” It’s a simple statement; but, there is a tendency to forget what a powerful idea it is.
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"But as a trained ID, I see many flavors of DIY IDs committing the same basic design mistakes. Here are my top five – although this list could easily expand past these."
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Lumen Learning and Instructure broke new ground for open education today with the introduction of six open course frameworks that make teaching with open content easier and more effective than ever before.
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MANY of us, even primary school pupils, use social media for various reasons ("Teach proper use of social media" by Miss Cordelia Melanie Alfred; last Friday).
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What are Open Education Resources (OER)? Where does one find open resources and under what conditions can educators use them? If you don’t have an answer to one or more of these questions, y...
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Instructional design is a systematic approach which helps to keep the process of training, coaching or development well-targeted and on track to meet the needs of the individual(s) at which it is aimed. But what makes instructional design good or effective?
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If you are an eLearning newbie and you've been tasked with developing an online course, you are probably asking yourself "Where do I begin?"
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Shafeeq Husain's curator insight,
February 1, 2015 8:06 PM
I learn as I experience. "Our learning occurs in a rich environment of diverse experiences – email, conversations, communities, workshops, tutorials, seminars, etc". As I prepare to deliver lessons, as a lecturer, I closely engage with the contents of lesson. Why don't make students do the same. Make them closely engage with lessons in a rich environment of diverse experiences – peer instruction, group presentations, dialogues, debates, etc
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Alternative is one of my favorite words :) I don't like to be stuck with any one way of doing things, and I am always seeking alternatives and ways of mixing them up to create something new that fi...
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@wdewysockie Great insight in http://t.co/ZFIEixpHuS Learning theory connectivism http://t.co/YO1r6kAPAo missing?
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Good instructional design begins this purpose: To empower people to be competent, capable individuals who feel their efforts are valuable to their organization.
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"Shaofu Huang presented his doctoral research at a seminar of the Centre for Systems Learning and Leadership on Wednesday 24th April. This is an exciting application of complexity theory and systems modelling in the social sciences and demonstrates that for teachers, engaging students in deep learning is complex and unpredictable – more like a design challenge than a script to be followed."
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Dr. Susan Bainbridge's insight:
Universal Design for Learning UDL provides a blueprint for creating instructional goals, methods, materials, and assessments that work for everyone--not a single, one-size-fits-all solution but rather flexible approaches that can be customized and adjusted for individual needs.
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What Does A Modern Education Look Like? by Marie Bjerede first appeared on gettingsmart.com Well into the 21st century, we are still trying to get a handle…
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Although there has been a long history of distance education, the creation of online education occurred just over a decade and a half ago—a relatively short time in academic terms.
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Sensing the excitement from online education tools like edX, Google has just unveiled a (very beta) version of its own course building software. If you’ve ever wanted to run your own online courses, this might be worth your time.
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