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A New Society, a new education!
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Direct Proposals to organize a new Education in the Knowledge Society.
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Le MOOC Panorama des institutions juridictionnelles: "Comprendre l'exercice de la Justice" est d’expliquer le fonctionnement des diverses juridictions. 
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Sir John Daniel est certainement l'un des praticiens et des penseurs les plus éminents du monde de l'éducation ouverte et à distance dont les MOOCs (...) Via Gilles Le Page
Gilles Le Page's curator insight,
July 22, 2013 6:47 AM
extrat : "Démocratiser l’accès au savoir c’est élargir l’accès, donner le choix d’étudier ou non et de bâtir son propre contenu » affirme Sir John Daniel qui a bien voulu accepter cette interview de l’An@é pour Educavox réalisée aux 8e Journées du E Learning de Lyon, colloque international reconnu pour la qualité et la richesse de ses communications."
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Udacity recently sold a MOOC to San Jose State University, and she suggests (in this LinkedIn thread) that "what I see happening is the flagship MOOC providers (the ones run by Ivy League profs) selling canned courses to all other schools, and the profs at those schools being turned into TAs for the courses. Or just fired and replaced with cheaper TAs." Via Peter Mellow
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Un interesante artículo de Paul Wappett sobre EL FUTURO DE LA EDUCACIÓN, enfocado a cómo deben ser los cursos. Via Marta Torán
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Le MOOC ABC gestion de projet s'est déroulé du 16 septembre 2013 au 20 octobre 2013. D'une durée de 5 semaines, l'objectif de ce MOOC était d'introduire les app
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Online higher education has a long history, but seems to be always good for surprises. In 2011, the speaker took his Stanford graduate level class online, and 160,000 students signed up. 23,000 graduated at Stanford level. Underlying this class was a teaching model that emphasizes student engagement, problem solving, and free online access. The speaker recently created Udacity, a new online university, which offers university-level courses free of charge. With half a dozen courses underway, Udacity has enrolled north of 200,000 students. The speaker will discuss details of this approach, the underlying pedagogical ideas, the ramification this work may have for the students in the world.
Paul Rudd's curator insight,
July 29, 2013 5:43 AM
If you have not had a look at Udacity yet you really should - the courses are truely amazing and the way they combine instructional videos together with problem solving quizes really help keep you engaged.
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Open Educational Resources(OER) can build the creative capacity of institutions and educators if the process of developing educational materials is seen as being just as important as – and maybe mo... Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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L’ancien président américain estime que les MOOC, ces cours en ligne gratuits et ouverts à tous, peuvent permettre de résoudre le problème du coût des études aux États-Unis. Via Faiz A.H
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Thanks jenny for sharing her views and experience in her post here on OLDSMOOC. I am interested in knowing the OLDSMOOC though won’t be working on a project. I think we have now come up wit... Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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January 11, 2013 2:33 AM
Intressanta och polariserade jämförelser mellan cMOOOCs och xMOOOCs samt mellan lärande genom undervisning resp lärande genom personlig drivkraft
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Artículo de Diego Leal que explora la relación entre los procesos presentes en cursos abiertos y aspectos del área de la gestión personal del conocimiento. Via Ramon Aragon, Ana Rodera
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