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Mirza Ramic

Augmented Reality Brings New Dimensions to Learning | Edutopia - 1 views

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    On augmented reality: "Though it might be a buzz term in education circles, don't assume that AR is just another fad. After all, profound learning occurs when students create, share, interact and explain. AR not only changes the environment around children, it also allows kids to construct their own exciting learning worlds as small as the atom or as big as the cosmos."
Simon Rodberg

Infographic on What Teachers Think about Technology - 1 views

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    1) I love love love infographics. 2) Surprising data here. Is it that teachers overestimate themselves, or we underestimate teachers?
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    3) Oops, posted before I read the fine print: "WeAreTeachers conducted an online survey...The data reported is representative of teachers who completed the survey and not projectable to the population of US school teachers." Bad on me; irresponsible of them.
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    An interesting array of tools (I wasn't aware of some of them) for flipped classrooms from blogs to LMSs , YouTube..
Ryan Klinger

A New Pedagogy is Emerging...And Online Learning is a Key Contributing Factor - 4 views

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    This is a great article, looking at how technology is changing student expectations and pedagogy.
Janet Dykstra

ETS Experts Lead Assessment Research Behind GlassLab's Educational Games Educational ve... - 1 views

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    Members of Educational Testing Service's (ETS) Research & Development (R&D) division led the assessment research behind GlassLab's new educational game SimCity™EDU: Pollution Challenge! This new game brings elements of computer gaming to the world of education - providing assessment and learning in an environment that is engaging and exciting. ETS researchers are collaborating with GlassLab on several more educational games.
Simon Rodberg

Argument for EdTech's greatest impact being on teacher professional development - 2 views

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    The author, who ran a DC charter school and then started LearnZillion, an online lesson platform, argues that technology can break down the typical teacher silos and improve practice.
Maria Bueno

Transforming Education with Technology - 3 views

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    An interesting read about Technology Reform in Education as presented by an official from the US Department of Education.
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    Is engagement in learning the most important characteristic you look for in a technology-rich school, then? Do you think that learning that occurs online is different from learning that happens in traditional classrooms? Access to rural areas?....
Josh Tappan

Georgia Tech Online Master's Program - 0 views

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    Tried to post in reponse to Ryan's article. Any thoughts about the implementation or potential success of this project? Will this degree program impress employers or carry the same clout that Georgia Tech's in person master's programs in comp. sci. do?
Ryan Klinger

Innovation Imperative: Change Everything - 2 views

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    This goes along with our course discussion of online learning on Oct. 28. Also plays into the evolution, transformation, and disruptive discussion, as it is written by Clay Christensen.
Mirza Ramic

Should Coding be the "New Foreign Language" Requirement? | Edutopia - 1 views

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    This reflects on our discussion from earlier in the semester on the merits of teaching coding in schools.
Simon Rodberg

Getting to Scale with Educational Practice - 1 views

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    From 1996 (pre-technology?) - a famed HGSE professor, Richard Elmore, on why education struggles with scale, and what to do about it.
Simon Rodberg

Two books relevant to class today - 0 views

1) Bror Saxberg has a new book coming out in a couple of months: "Breakthrough Leadership in the Digital Age," with one of my favorite education authors, Rick Hess. An excerpt is here: http://blogs...

education scale

started by Simon Rodberg on 04 Nov 13 no follow-up yet
Chris Dede

Degrees Based on What You Can Do, Not How Long You Went - NYTimes.com - 1 views

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    consistent with our discussion in class.
Ryan Klinger

Transition to Online Testing Sparks Concerns - 2 views

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    The notion of tens of millions of students starting to take common core exams online vs paper and pencil raises questions about the comparability of results.
Harley Chang

As Interest Fades in the Humanities, Colleges Worry - 0 views

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    Is the rise of technology the downfall of humanities? The article also talks a bit about new tech tools used in humanities classes on page 2.
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    I thought it was interesting to note the shift in focus and interest from a broad "knowledge-based" education to a "career readiness" and skills-based education over the past 10 or so years (probably due to the recession) from students AND higher ed. institutions. Do you think this shift is from student demand for more "practical" majors in STEM fields or policy/institution push to enroll more students in STEM majors?
Kasthuri Gopalaratnam

Mooc rival OERu puts accreditation on menu - 0 views

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    Students who complete an Open Educational Resources University course will be able to pay a fee to have their work assessed for academic credit, which would then be recognised by all the universities participating in the OERu. In theory, the students could approach any of the partner institutions with evidence of the credits they have amassed and apply for degrees.
Mirza Ramic

Berklee College of Music launches first accredited bachelor's degree programs in music ... - 2 views

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    Berklee College of Music launches first accredited online bachelor's degree programs in music.
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