The
train has left the station on virtual education. It may not be heavily
adopted yet, but it will. Why wouldn’t it? We in education can resist,
fight it, and even argue against it, but like the scribe of the 1400’s,
we are living in revolutionary times and we are working along side
virtual schools, teachers, and classrooms. The shift is already
beginning, the question for us becomes, adapt to it and adopt it, or go
the way of the scribe. I think we are much too smart not to do the
former, and far too important to do the latter.
David Garcia on 25 Apr 11An online modern physics course intended for physics teachers who may not know some of the latest developments. It's also the kind of physics most interesting to our students. Advanced students looking for another kind of challenge would benefit from this course.
