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in title, tags, annotations or url"Toolbox or Trap? Course Management Systems and Pedagogy" - 0 views
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Perhaps it is because I just spent three days in a vortex of design in Moodle after having lived in the WebCT/Blackboard Vista 4 world for a while that I feel some affinity for this article's premise. Perhaps. Still, the issue of a forced pedagogy in the 'CMS/LMS' is a reality and I wonder... just how do faculty go beyond surviving and reach "thriving" in eLearning who have no web design or learning design "skill"? Well, something to consider.
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Full citation: Lane, L.M. (April-June 2008). Toolbox or trap? Course management systems and pedagogy. EDUCAUSE Quarterly, vol. 31(2). Available from http://connect.educause.edu/Library/EDUCAUSE+Quarterly/ToolboxorTrapCourseManage/46576?time=1212494680
TECHNOCRAT: A List of the best freeware - 0 views
The Bamboo Project Blog: Some Observations on Getting Value from a Social Network - 0 views
100+ Sources for Free Books & Texts Online - 0 views
Web 2.0's Top 1,000 List - 0 views
ZaidLearn: Is PowerPoint Evil? (Part 3) - 0 views
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Ok, so I like this link because it emphasizes one often ignored point about "powerpoint" and similar softwares ... they're PRESENTATION tools, not online tools per se. I am rather surprised to find that many faculty are still loading publisher or home-grown Face-2-Face slide presentations into online courses and calling it engaging content... no, clipart is NOT engaging!
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This ZaidLearn article is a good primer for anyone preparing a F2F presentation that is not intended for Web distribution... opinion alert! Seems we should respect these as two different mediums!
Clark's "10 facts about learning that are scientifically proven and interesting for teachers" - 0 views
Nelson (2008) "E-Books in Higher Education: Nearing the End of the Era of Hype?" - Educause Review Article - 0 views
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As colleague Rhonda Epper described, "There is also an excellent article in this month's issue of Educause Review on Ebooks in Higher Education. The author speculates more widespread adoption in the next several years, but he says there needs to be an "iPod equivalent" for the e-reader, which has not yet arrived. He also talks about the cultural shift that is happening from print to digital. "
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