"Babson Survey Research Group (BSRG) just released its annual survey of online learning in US higher education (press release here). This year they have moved from use of survey methodology for the online enrollment section to use of IPEDS distance education data. Russ Poulin from WCET and I provided commentary on the two data sources as an appendix to the study."
The use of technology to deliver instruction is an idea whose
time has come - though the extent of its use varies greatly. At
some institutions, professors do little more than use learning
management systems to record attendance and grades and
to communicate with students. At the other end of the scale,
millions of students study entirely online.
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Innovations in pedagogy and technology could revolutionize academic records, moving our approach from one of checking off boxes to one of connecting the dots. This article highlights technological and pedagogical models that connect the dots toward agile, personalized evidence of learning.
Getting Started with Google Docs
Purpose
Understand how to use Google Docs in the classroom to create, share, collaborate and publish works.
In this tutorial sheet you will learn how to:
Create a Google Account
Create a New Document
Save a New Document
Rename a New Document
Upload an Existing Document
Basic Editing
Tagging a Document
Collaborating and Sharing a Document
Revise and Add Comments to a Document
Publishing a Document
Copying a Document