"About two-thirds of Australian universities won't be offering on-campus lectures in 2021. But that's not all the pandemic's fault – it simply accelerated a shift away from the traditional format ..."
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"What happens when you combine education and technology? That’s right, Edtech. Educational technology is a new surging industry. It’s tossing out the old, traditional ways of lecturing and bringing in new, innovative teaching and learning methods ..." 
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"A report argues that those born after 1984 aren’t inherently better versed in technology. The author who coined the term “digital native” disagrees ..."
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"The chip industry is no longer going to treat Gordon Moore's law as the target to aim for ..."
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"Improving higher education is a complex challenge, but essential to the continent’s development. An expert panel offered these routes to tackling it ..."
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"Students have just one chance to hear a lecture - and mostly it's just someone reading their notes aloud ..."
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"In the dark corners of almost everyone’s closet sits a box that includes old phones, TVs, and other obsolete gadgets. With new versions of tech products coming ..."
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"One reason for lecturers not responding to their everyday experience is, I believe, their ignorance of alternatives. If you can't imagine what else you might do than lecture, then it hardly matters what your everyday experience is telling you. Lecturing is taken for granted..." Via Nik Peachey
Leona Ungerer's insight:
Wonder what more recent literature would suggest (on lecturing as a teaching tool).
Heidi Hutchison's curator insight,
July 27, 2014 7:42 AM
All educators should read this! Great in thinking about presenting any info.Makes me think of all school faculty meetings and how we could do it differently! 
Ruby Rennie Panter's curator insight,
August 1, 2014 5:20 AM
Not about mobile learning, but even when we start to design an online course we tend to think in terms of lecture-type input first, even though the input may be some kind of online reading material, or (quite commonly) a video of a lecture. The ideas here are pertinent, therefore, in the preparation for syllabus design both for face to face and online.
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"They are often the keys to opening the door to that first job after college or the coveted acceptance to graduate school: your college transcript, the diploma you get at graduation, and the résumé..."
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"These organizations want to make attending college for four years a thing of the past..."
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"If you’re worried that you’re not in touch with some of today’s new technology in the classroom, then you need to be on the lookout for some of these warning signs ..."
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"A new approach to addressing skills uncertainty and inequality across the globe ..."
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"In our 2016 Teaching with Technology survey, faculty members offered their predictions on what the future holds for technology in teaching — including what hardware and systems will bite the dust over the next 10 years ..."
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"Slideshare is a Wonderful Free Resource for Educators The widely used Slideshare presentation sharing format is a great way to make your PowerPoint presentations or other files available for easy web-based access, and get statistics on views. In addition to PowerPoint ..."
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"Why has the PowerPoint presentation become synonymous with dull, and what can we do to change it? ..."
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"These 10 Web design trends are among the fading. Ditch them if you want to keep with your competition and increasingly demanding audiences ..."
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"Here's a list of popular, and not-so-popular things that said goodbye in 2014 ..."
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"Could you reduce the impact your business has on the environment by scrapping outdated technology? Consider green IT, cloud and paperless solutions ..."
Gary Barclay's curator insight,
March 9, 2015 5:37 AM
No don't!
Letting your office equipment expire naturally is the most green thing you can do.
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"Nobody pines for kerosene lanterns, mimeograph machines, or 8-track tapes. What will it take to break our dependence on the 1914 bubble test? ..."
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"The iPhone Marimba ringtone, the buzz of a Whatsapp message alert, the slide and click of the tablet being opened. This is the everyday tech music in many people's lives today. But when was the last time you heard some of these old sounds?..."
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