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Pasi Sahlberg: "Finnish Lessons: What can the world learn from educational change in Finland?"

Watch video of Pasi Sahlberg speaking Dec. 9 on "Finnish Lessons: What can the world learn from educational change in Finland?"  

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A literature review of the use of Web 2.0 tools in Higher Education

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The Simple Anatomy of an Effective eLearning Course

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Making an effective eLearning courses is not an easy job. Done poorly, your course can end up being a waste of time.
What are the elements that ma

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Subversive learning: We learn best when it’s OUR idea

Subversive learning: We learn best when it’s OUR idea | Stuffaliknows | Scoop.it
Overcoming my dad telling me that I could never amount to anything is what has made me the megalomaniac that you see today. --Bono Sometimes bucking the s

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Tibshirani's curator insight, March 16, 2:20 PM

Very true we all learn best when ti si our idea. Witnessed it in class during curiosity block. 

Carmenne K. Thapliyal's curator insight, March 26, 4:40 PM

Yes sure, but how much can one allow students to decide? Shouldn't there be some degree of control? 

 

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12 Fabulous Academic Search Engines ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

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An Augmented Reality Game Aimed At Making You More Saintly

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As difficult as we make it sound, self-improvement can be a straightforward thing. It’s relatively easy to become more fit (diet and exercise) or even to become smarter (read more and attend classes on a topic).

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» “Tweaching” with Twitter

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Yes. That’s right. It’s not a misspelling. “Tweaching” is on the rise. A term coined by our very own Brian Salerno at QU Online, “tweaching” refers to the use of Twitter for instruction in both online and on ground settings. According to the Faculty Focus Report (2009) on Twitter in Higher Education, up to 71.8% of college faculty expect that their use of Twitter will increase in the coming school year. Will you be “tweaching” with them?


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Gavin Dudeney 'What is digital literacy?'

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The latest recording from the British Council  Seminars series is about digital literacy. What is digital literacy, and what is its significance to you as a teacher?


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GIBS Information Centre / GIBSIC's curator insight, January 31, 1:38 AM

E-learning/mobile learning, course design and emerging technology

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Skills conditionality: can adults be made to learn?

Ofsted’s report on the Skills Conditionality initiative concludes that many local programmes did little to improve employment. Providers often focused on achievement of qualifications, and offered ...
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JISCLearninginaDigitalAge.pdf

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RSA Animate - The Power of Networks

In this new RSA Animate, Manuel Lima, senior UX design lead at Microsoft Bing, explores the power of network visualisation to help navigate our complex moder...
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Flow of Ideas: articles

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The Flow of Ideas advances critical thought on education, information, libraries and life. It illustrates the ideas of the Rikowski family and provides a window on their writings and performances.
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Doing and Undoing Academic Labour

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How to use a semicolon

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Ever felt unsure about using Semi colons? This is a great, funny guide to how to use them.

http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/English


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Online Conference – Truth | The Aristotelian Society

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In celebration of the 125th year of the Proceedings, we are proud to announce the start of the first ever Online Conference of the Aristotelian Society: a weeklong event featuring classic papers from our back catalogue, commentaries on these papers delivered by contemporary philosophers, and an online-based discussion forum that is open to everyone. We hope that you’ll enjoy participating in the discussion.


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Robert Farrow's curator insight, April 12, 4:23 AM

If The Aristotlian Society are finally embracing online dissemination then surely the rest of philosophy will eventually follow... even if they are a bit late to the party!

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The Qualities of Leadership Required in Distance Education-research paper

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Classroom Games Icebreakers | How Do You Play

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Vicki Butler's curator insight, March 18, 11:50 AM

We often think of ice breakers at the beginning of a school year or at the introduction of a new course. These could be used through out the year.

nicolaperry's curator insight, March 21, 11:17 AM

Useful resource for new teachers

 

Jean's curator insight, April 2, 10:34 AM

It can be useful ...

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My Top Picks For Content Creation iPad Apps ~ Mrs. Wideen's Classroom Blog

My Top Picks For Content Creation iPad Apps ~ Mrs. Wideen's Classroom Blog | Stuffaliknows | Scoop.it
Jan Eade's curator insight, February 13, 6:15 AM

I love the way the teacher uses the students' own examples of the way they have used the apps on their blog. Very powerful!

Tabletj's curator insight, February 13, 7:53 AM

A few examples of iPad usage in the classroom.

alistairm 's curator insight, May 3, 4:00 AM

Great to see the student's work! This is a nice example that veers creatively into flipped classroom territory.

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MOOCs, Motivation, and the Mass Movement toward Open Education

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Curtis Bonk led a session about MOOCs at Learning 2012. His slides are available at TrainingShare (this is the direct link). His presentation must have been one of the most insanely paced sessions ...
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We don’t discuss Unearned Wealth

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A topic that gets virtually no coverage in mainstream economics is unearned wealth, yet it is both a cause and a symptom of our continuing economic malaise. ...
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Michael Gove and the future of educational research in Britain

How will the Government’s plans for teacher training affect research? Like a number of other countries, teacher training in England will involve an expanded role for schools. Michael Gove expects u...
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Learning in small groups

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Describability

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Flow of Ideas: articles

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The Flow of Ideas advances critical thought on education, information, libraries and life. It illustrates the ideas of the Rikowski family and provides a window on their writings and performances.
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elliot eisner, connoisseurship, criticism and the art of education

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The Massive Open Online Professor

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The challenges faced by higher education around the world are daunting and cannot be met by the traditional institution-based education system. For the current model to meet the needs of future generations, we would need to build and fund thousands of new universities. And yet the past ten years have demonstrated that there is another way. Scalable education on the web is increasingly possible, largely through the use of commodity software that is easy to use and available freely or at low cost to anyone.


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