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Students will complete their warm-ups on the iPads using Socrative, followed by their assignment list on EDU 2.0. I have created their worksheet as a pdf file, that they can write on using the neu.Annonate app. Via Julie Millan, Timo Ilomäki, bContext 
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In writing about all of the hype surrounding MOOCs, I saw this photo entitled “University Classroom of the Future.” From instructional television in the 1950s through updated versions o...
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The learning/eLearning work world has changed dramatically for both managers and practitioners in the last five years. In this Survey report from Guild Research, Patti Shank examines the changing nature of the work, work environment, and job satisfaction, and reveals numerous surprising trends.
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OpenStax College, the nonprofit, open-access publisher out of Rice University, announced the launch of its first iBook text Monday, becoming the latest publisher to try to make the free-with-paid-options model sustainable. The interactive, iPad-based version of OpenStax’s free-to-read online College Physics text is available through iTunes for $4.99.
Read more: http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2012/12/04/openstax-announces-first-ipad-version-its-free-online-textbooks#ixzz2EDgXLCJf Inside Higher Ed
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Listly List - Creative Apps To Use With Students On The iPad - Inspiration Maps for iPad on the iTunes App Store, Lucidchart for iPad - Charts and Diagrams, Art Maker by ABC's Play School By Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Skitch for iPad for...
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A National Science Foundation survey shows a gain in degrees awarded and a decline in the share of degree recipients with job or postdoc commitments.
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The foundation that created the credit hour in 1906 now wants to rethink it, with a shift that might help competency-based higher education.
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching on Tuesday announced that it would use a $460,000 grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to study the Carnegie Unit, which forms the basis of a time-based measurement of student learning. The credit hour calls for one credit per hour of faculty instruction and two hours of homework, on a weekly basis, over a 15-week semester. Read more: http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2012/12/05/carnegie-foundation-considers-redesign-credit-hour#ixzz2EDxFT4b7 Inside Higher Ed
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