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in title, tags, annotations or url30 Trends In Education Technology For 2015 - 0 views
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Rethinking data in the classroom
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Adaptive learning algorithms
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Experimentation with new learning models (including flipped classroom, sync learning, blended learning, etc.)
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Emotional design - 1 views
PolivkaVox: Why social networks are powerful for learning. - 2 views
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Typical instructional design and pedagogy focus on breaking down a subject into component parts, gaining mastery of those parts, whether they are steps in a process or techniques or parts of the anatomy, and then reassembling them in the learner's mind and in practice so that the result is overall mastery of the broader subject. That may be oversimplified, but this basic approach goes back to Aristotle, at least. It's not debated in education, it's assumed that this is the best approach for learning anything, including complex processes or highly nuanced behaviors in shifting contexts.
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Centola's conclusions. He studied positive changes in people's behaviors regarding health care, changes that resulted directly from placing subjects in carefully designed social networks with the goal of improving their health decisions. What he concluded was that smaller, tighter social groups had more success improving health behaviors than larger, looser social groups (ie, the typical Facebook connections). Maybe you already see what it took me a while to notice. Both of them had success. Social networks designed for a specific purpose can do something pretty amazing: They can change people's behaviors. Any educator or trainer whose goal is actually to impact both thinking and behaviors (to change lives!) rather than just getting people to pass a test or check a box, should be paying close attention. And maybe getting a little excited.Researchers in education have long known the power of social groups to alter behavior. Brown, Collins, and Duguid made this case a while back
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these three went on to say that highly complex behaviors are picked up, absorbed, through relatively informal social exchange more quickly than they could be if they were "taught" in the usual break-it-down sense. We're talking about complex behaviors. Processes. Highly nuanced interpersonal interactions. Centola's study suggests to me that we now have an online tool, the social network, that is fully capable of carrying the power of culture to shape behaviors and establish norms. And it can be done on purpose.
Graphic Design School Blog | Putting Together an Effective Portfolio, Articles - 0 views
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Blog > Putting Together an Effective Portfolio Putting Together an Effective Portfolio
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most freelancers with a decent body of work nowadays will also have an online presence, used, in the main, to display their work. Take as much care with your online portfolio as you would your physical one. Strive for a uniformity and dynamism in your photography of projects, and make sure that images and pdfs saved from the computer are of sufficiently high and consistent resolution. Write concise, foolproof explanations to accompany the work and organise it all in an intuitive level-based fashion, much as you would a website. Sites like Flickr and View Creatives go some way to aiding the freelancer in this professional-feeling endeavour, but you’ll still need to pour energy and vim into the whole enterprise to create the right appearance.
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Useful Top Tips Keep things small. A portfolio any larger than A3 is really too big Keep things clean & uncrumpled Loose-leaf sheets are better than ring-bound sleeves Assembling a portfolio should not be a one-off exercise, but a dynamic and continual process Request and absorb other people’s comments and allow this information to flow back into the way you maintain your portfolio Interleave your loose-leaf sheets with a bold and dazzling substrate, though choose something that doesn’t overpower the work contained within If you choose to carry your portfolio on a laptop, for pity’s sake avoid using Powerpoint in your presentations!
Pixels to Inches (or Centimetres) Converter - Classical Webdesigns, complete website design. - 1 views
A Website Named Desire - 1 views
Dr Jonathan Reed - Child Neuropsychology » Blog Archive » What makes a good educational ipad app - 3 views
Location-based learning: The context is mobile | Instructional Design Fusions - 3 views
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Mobile devices have some unique affordances: They offer location-sensors (e.g., GPS, RFID, WLAN) and they can deliver multimedia content that is time- and place-relevant. Opportunities for embedded assessment can also be used to assess and fine-tune mlearning design.
e-Fiesta2012 Mobilise : Learning on the go - 1 views
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The website for e-Fiesta2012 Mobilise : learning on the go if needed is here. please help to advertise. The website was created using responsive web theory practice This is one of the latest practice in web technology. It will response accordingly by detecting your devices, dimensions and orientation whether portrait or landscape,and determine the necessary information and interaction to be shown to the user. :) Take away multiple mobile sites, no more tedious updates! Design with cross-platform with users in mind ! mobilise now!
Responsive web design - 2 views
iPad Design Resources - 1 views
Are Touchscreen Tablets Effective Design Tools? - Smashing Magazine - 0 views
Casual Game Design » Building a prototype - 0 views
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Advantages Building a prototype has several advantages.
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Find out if the game works
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Try out different ideas
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A Learning Science Alternative to Bloom's Taxonomy by Brenda Sugrue : Learning Solutions Magazine - 0 views
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In 2002, I proposed two alternatives to Bloom's Taxonomy for classifying objectives in order to design appropriate instruction and assessment (Sugrue, 2002). One was based on Merrill's content performance matrix (Merrill, 1983). The other I called the "pure performance" alternative, which did not require any classification.
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