The strategies that Ringham shares (welcome project, videos and audio interactions) sounds like a positive step towards achieving promotive interaction. I suppose next, in designing the online plat...
The proposal possibly gets easier with social media in classrooms.
How do sites and online learning sources monitor the information and subtle differences of posts?
companies are doing more to keep students in school and in the learning environment. This would mean the audience group would become younger and younger as technology ties in both learning and ente...
how twitter could be useful
when more engagement leads to more personalized learning
A question for anyone from an economics background in the class: are there theories yet about what kind of economic effects we would expect to see as a result of a rapid transition to digital forma...
http://thejournal.com/articles/2013/12/11/3d-printing-in-the-classroom-5-tips-for-bringing-new-dimensions-to-your-students-experiences.aspx
for parents and schools to keep in mind
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/13/education/schools-use-web-tools-and-data-is-seen-at-risk.html?ref=education&_r=0
http://edtechtimes.com/2013/04/05/10-ways-artificial-intelligence-can-change-education/ The idea of having access to an AI tutor is in all honesty pretty amazing. At this point when I don't under...
Interesting editorial, it's pretty apparent that these learning apps we've been looking at are not accessible to blind students.
I believe that many types of resources should be available for learning in a course, because people learn in very different ways. If tagging is not useful for you, fine. I know that a substantial p...
started by Margaret O'Connell on 12 Sep 10
1 follow-up, last by Chris Dede on 12 Sep 10
I have an educational application - SpellingCity.com - that has widely spread from teacher to teacher across the country. In 3 years, 5% adoption of elementary schools. I'm now contemplating wheth...
