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The to MOOC or Not to MOOC Infographic presents a brief history of distance learning as well as reasons to MOOC and reason for not to MOOC! 
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Technology has a plethora of uses and has long been a useful tool. The students of today are adept at using technology so utilizing technology in education is beneficial. This infographic examines how technology is a useful tool and can be a useful aid in the learning process.
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... The world has already started to change because of MOOCs. The good people over at bestcolleges.org put togther an infographic to show just how much they are changing the landscape of online learning.
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MOOCs can't be completely free forever?
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Cette chronologie retrace l'histoire du réseau Internet depuis 1957. Les données sont issues de l'ouvrage de Francis Balle, Médias & Société (LGDJ, 16e édition août 2013).
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We’ve been through hell and high water to bring you the best and brightest of the data viz world in 2013 for the Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards. Many hours of cogitation, digestion and deliberation have been spent and now here they are, all of our glorious winners on one uber-long scrolling page. Congratulations to all our winners. Now sit back and marvel!
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Theories of Learning. Connectivism: A new type of learning for the digital age Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge, Alex in Wonderlangues
Maria Vallin's curator insight,
January 31, 2023 3:40 PM
Connectivism is one of my favorite learning theory to use in the classroom. As a Career and Technology teacher we use technology and connectivity theory allows the students to discuss to various platforms to discuss and find answers on their own. With this infographic it explain the different learning theories and connectivism, a theory that at least you have to try to implement for student engagement.
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Previously, not much was known about the demographics of MOOC students, or the motivations of educators but this infographic can help you learn more about
Vorasuang (Michael) Duangchinda, Ph.D.'s curator insight,
October 31, 2013 6:33 AM
MOOCs News: Thu Oct 31, 2013
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![[Infographic] How Do Faculties Use Social Media | P O C: Présentation Originale des Connaissances | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/FfSe7pcSajpC5tfa-KH_Kjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
This infographic explains how faculty use social media and what are their remaining concerns regarding it.
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Lucas Gruez's insight:
The graphic features some of the pretty basic tasks students can perform using their iPads. It also provides apps that go along with each task. However the apps mentioned in this document are just suggestions....
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A day in the life of a connected educator is the topic of the graphic below. Sheryl Beach , co-author of the popular bookThe Connected Educator: Learning and Leading in A Digital Age,has smartly crafted the trajectory of a connected educator. In the example she provided below, Sheryl displays the different activities a connected educator is engaged in from sun rise to bed time....
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Like many other technological approaches, video games have also proved their worth in contributing towards educational enhancement. As we know, educational video games are an effective way to improve one’s critical thinking and problem solving nature. This infographic covers both pros and cons of usage of video games in school...
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This infographic provides information about how different types of technology help students to learn more and more efficiently. It shows the ways social media, educational apps, and online learning are facilitating students. It also provides a timeline briefly showing the history of technology and education.
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The Is 2014 the Year of the Corporate MOOC? Infographic presents the evolution in corporate training and 7 types of corporate MOOCs.
Marco Bertolini's curator insight,
January 14, 2014 4:28 AM
2014 sera-t-elle l'année du MOOC d'entreprise ? Une belle infographie pour nous en parler ! 
Ulrike Wild's curator insight,
January 15, 2014 6:34 AM
Former collegues f organizational learning wake up: 
Marion Chapsal's curator insight,
January 17, 2014 1:34 AM
What about Presentation MOOC? What if 2014 was the year of Presentation MOOC for GenY Corporate Women? Idée à creuser...très vite avec @Sophie Touzé
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Une synthèse des livres, blogs, personnes qui sont une référence mondiale à propos des infographies.
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Today's selection features some of the most popular Blooms Taxonomy visuals I have shared this year...
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Active Ingredients For The Flipped Classroom Infographic illustrates the steps a Professor took to flip his classroom along with the remarkable results he achieved.
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Educator Mia MacMeekin made this poster about ways to inspire students to think more deeply about how innovation applies to them.
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The internet is continuing to transform the education landscape. No longer are students physically bound to a university or institution. The build up was slow, but online education is in the exponential, hockey stick phase of growth.
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Infographic looking at how the mobile app industry is influencing childhood education and what could be done to improve educational mobile content.
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Now that the number of students taking at least one online course has surpassed 6.7 million it's high time we dispel the myth and discover the truth about online learning.
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... The world of online education is changing fast. I have attached an infographic below showing some of the major milestones and forecasts regarding online learning...
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Math is fun, right? And very applicable to the 'real world', despite what all of those people who say they never use algebra - ever- tell you. But we all know it deep down: math and physics rule our lives.
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...According to a recent study by the folks at WeAreTeachers, the top classroom technology may not be exactly what you think. Hint: it’s not an iPad. The most-used / most popular tech tools are digital/LCD projectors, desktop computers, laptops, interactive whiteboards, and tablet computers. Did you know? Just 5% of the teachers surveyed use mobile devices in their lessons....
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Une bonne introduction aux controverses autour des MOOCs...