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There are a few distinct, precious moments of heightened sensory elation that we can achieve through unique actions; whether that be hitting the sweet spot on your driver from the tee box, tossing that crumpled up piece of paper that started out as... 
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Fantasy and Science Fiction. The human mind, our modern world. Credit : Coursea. I am starting another course next week. It is called “Fantasy and Science Fiction.
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HabitRPG is a time and task management tool which overlays motivational elements of computer games onto managing time and tasks.
davidgibson's curator insight,
June 7, 2013 3:23 PM
In a well-planned badge framework, these can be symbols of assessed knowledge and skills 
Preston Odenbrett's curator insight,
September 4, 2013 7:58 PM
Interesting, will have to look at this 
Revamp Strategies's curator insight,
December 17, 2013 11:53 AM
Can small marketing strategies make better conversions?
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Are you a bit postmodern, or do you belong in the Bauhaus? Watch six short videos then take the test to discover your design alter-ego. (I'm Chuck Dreyfuss, American Industrial Designer! What's your design alter-ego?
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"Teaching face-to-face and teaching online are both teaching, but they are qualitatively different. In comparison, driving a car and riding a motorcycle are both forms of transportation, but they have enough differences to warrant additional training and preparation when switching from one to the other." Via teachingandlearning
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I like the analogies...they remind us of the important points to keep in mind while facilitating online
teachingandlearning's curator insight,
June 3, 2013 12:21 PM
Great content on the many roles of the online instructor - including a few you may not have considered.
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Mobile learning is here to stay. In fact, it's going to be one of the only options for learning pretty soon. This new presentation tells you why. Via Beth Dichter
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June 6, 2013 10:02 PM
If you were to change the title of this post to 'Is Mobile Learning Inevitable" the slideshow embedded in the post would most likely lead you to say yes. Check out the slideshow to see how the growth of mobile has shifted the playing field and projections for PCs vs Mobile in 2017. Learn about some of the fundamental changes taking place in the marketplace. Think about how this may impact future decisions in your school regarding mobile learning. 
Greenwich Connect's comment,
June 7, 2013 3:34 AM
here is one side of the mobile learning debate. It is on our agenda over the next 12 months to ensure the university sees and participates in both sides of the debate and makes some informed choices
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So, You Want to Write a Book - Simple Guidelines to Creating Your Publishable Book (Boomer Book Series): Othniel Seiden: Amazon.com: Kindle Store (Learning writing is the first step to a great book: So You Want To Write A Book
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Very interesting article and one I agree with...now I just have to track my rhythm...I'm not sure how my meetings at 8.30pm will go down with the rest of the team