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Despite all the questions about whether college is worth it or not, college graduates have gotten through through the recession and lackluster recovery with remarkable resilience.
Via Alberto Acereda, PhD, Donna Murdoch
A history of xMOOCs and cMOOCs (or collectivist MOOCs) with a review of two of the xMOOC providers and advice on how to choose between them.
Via Susan Bainbridge
edX Learning Platform to be open source and available on June 1
Via Susan Bainbridge
Just in time to celebrate Open Education Week, here comes a new initiative, the School of Open, a learning environment focused on increasing our understanding of “openness” and the benefits it brings to creativity and education in the digital age.
Via Eric Stockmeyer @stockmeyer1
Nothing moves fast in higher ed, except for MOOCs.A year ago very few people had heard of the acronym for Massive Open Online Course. Now stories about the courses attracting tens of thousands of
Via John Shank
CreativeLIVE, the startup looking to bring a live, online classroom to creative entrepreneurs, announced today that it has raised $8 million in series A financing from Creative Artists Agency, William Morris Endeavor, CrunchFund and Google Ventures.
Via Mark Smithers
Teachers want to make the transition from a print-based curriculum to a digital. The most teachers want to begin from scratch and without creating more work for them.
Via Christopher Pappas
Should their roles be autonomous, identical or interconnected? Experiences vary, but let’s see at what level they actually coincide.
Via Christopher Pappas
A free e-learning video tutorial exploring the role of video in organisational learning. We explore video design for 4 kinds of video - conceptual, procedural, expertise & recordings.
Via Ana Cristina Pratas
In the decade and a half since the airing of Seinfeld’s final episode, the show’s sharp takes on the awkward and mundane have managed to stay surprisingly relevant despite how the internet has...
TED is announcing the second phase of its education initiative — a website that lives on TED.com, which is designed to enable teachers to create unique lesson plans around its video content. As TED’s curator Chris Anderson wrote in March, the platform is not meant to build an exhaustive online university, with entire curricula on video. Khan Academy and others are already well down that path. Instead, TED-Ed aims to harness the talent of the best teachers around the globe by giving them tools that spark and facilitate learning.
Via Marcel Lebrun, angellikimetallinou
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A good example how online schools are going to compete with brick and mortar schools are the cost of the courses plus becoming accredited.
Via Alberto Acereda, PhD
When I first started teaching online, one of the most frustrating aspects was that I did not have access to an old-fashioned blackboard to give students a visual map of what I was teaching ... That is until I discovered screencast technology. Suddenly I got my blackboard pointer back ...
Via JohnThompson
Steve Krause writes that the recent EDC-MOOC (in which we both participated) was "meh." I agree. But you know what else was meh for me? School. K-12. Undergrad. Grad. meh. meh. meh. I was never very good at playing the...
Via Geraldine Lefoe
In recent days, the museum has made 65 art catalogues available online, all free of charge.
Via Susan Bainbridge
Jay Cross anchored a fascinating conversation on Google Hangouts recently. Thinkers and practitioners on both sides of the MOOC divide (x-MOOC and c-MOOC) such as George Siemens, Stephen Downes, Da...
Via Susan Bainbridge
e-Medicine is on the rise. Medicine has perennially been stuck in the era of fax machines, but new technology and new laws are bringing innovation in mobile devices, data analytics, and telemedicine. This collection explores how the e-medicine explosion is changing the way we collect and use health information—and how businesses manage health-care costs.
Via Gust MEES
Best Collaboration Tools for Small Teams - Comments on tools in posts ...
Via JohnThompson
My name is Ally Greer. I’m a marketer with expertise in content marketing and curation. You’ve probably never heard of me. With over 500 million users on Twitter, 175 million on LinkedIn, and over a billion on Facebook, you probably haven’t heard of most people on the Internet. The bad news is that this also means most of those people probably haven’t heard of you either.
Via Ally Greer, gdecugis, Dolly Bhasin , Jimun Gimm
More military kids enrolling in virtual schoolsAirForceTimes.comThirty-four states have state-led virtual school programs, and 18 have full-time online learning programs, according to iNACOL. About 70 percent of school districts offer ....
Via David W. Deeds
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