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E-Learning portfolios are an essential for any online teacher looking for an online job. These examples show the skills of professional designers. As teachers, we aren't expected to be designers. However the more creative and innovative your work is, the better! Think about your online presence!
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Here are four very powerful videos from the Digital Media and Learning Research Hub that are guaranteed to make you think hard about learning,... Delete the scoop?
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No one can remember everything, and the Web can be a great mind-expanding device. THE line that separates my mind from the Internet is getting blurry. This has been happening ever since I realized how often it feels as though I know something just because I can find it with Google. Technically, of course, I don’t know it. But when there’s a smartphone or iPad in reach, I know everything the Internet knows. Or at least, that’s how it feels. Delete the scoop?
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Project created by some colleagues in my doctoral program at Athabasca University. Via Susan Bainbridge Delete the scoop?
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*Self-learners: largely self-directed learners who take it upon themselves to find useful ways to learn. This project seeks to empower the worldwide population of self-motivated learners who use digital media to connect with each other, to co-construct knowledge, to co-learn. Co-learning is ancient; the capacity for learning by imitation and more, to teach others what we know, is the essence of human culture. We are human because we learn together. Today, however, the advent of digital production media and distribution/communication networks has raised the power of co-learning to a new level. Delete the scoop?
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From Theory to Design: Exploring the Power & Potential of ‘Connected Learning’, Part One http://t.co/pnPqRKtS #digilit #transliteracy... Via Sue Thomas, João Greno Brogueira, Jim Lerman Delete the scoop?
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Discover how giving students more responsibility in shaping their own curriculum can lead to more active participation. Delete the scoop?
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A great resource for students to collect and collate their work.