"This report is based on the experiences, needs, and expectations of users as they emerged from a survey, an online discussion, and a panel at the recent OASPA conference."
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In this Business Report on Digital Education, MIT Technology Review examines the the impact of free online education on teachers, schools, and the trillion-dollar business of education. The Review gives particular attention to the MOOCs offered by prominent new education ventures–such as edX, Coursera, and Udacity–and the technology behind them. Delete the scoop?
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A live and interactive FutureofEducation.com webinar with Cecilia d’Oliveira, Executive Director, OpenCourseWare (OCW) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Cecilia was the technology director for OCW since 2002, and in 2008 was named executive director. She was also a winner of a 2010 WISE Award.
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Wenn Apple mit dem iPad in den Markt für Schulbücher drängt und daraufhin die deutschen Bildungsmedienverlage hektisch ihre Idee eines “digitalen Regals” für “Digitale Schulbücher” ankündigen, dann sind das in beiden Fällen wenig innovative Versuche, das bisherige Lehrbuchwesen ins Internet zu transferieren. Vor allem schreiben beide Ansätze den proprietären Ansatz des bestehenden Systems nahtlos ins Web fort, auch wenn der Verband Bildungsmedien gleich im ersten Satz seiner Pressemeldung von einer “offenen Lösung” spricht. Delete the scoop?
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'MITx' will offer courses online and make online learning tools freely available. Delete the scoop?
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