we’re going to experiment with running the course without an LMS and using only
gRSShopper for interaction
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10 ways data is changing how we live - Telegraph - 1 views
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The majority of the information that we use in our daily lives is "dumb", or unconnected. The next step is "linked data", or data that talks to each other.
Wired UK, Barabási Lab and BIG data | blprnt.blg - 0 views
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Which brings us to the underlying point of the piece - we are all leaving digital trails behind us, as we make our way around our individual lives. These trails are largely considered individual - even ethereal - yet technology is making these trails more visible and more readable everyday.
The Ed Techie: Learning Analytics 2011 is the place to be - 2 views
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. I think the interesting thing about Learning Analytics is it's one of those areas we think will be important, but we're not quite sure what it is yet, so there's room to explore
Learning Analytics Oer - 2 views
Reflections on Open Courses: Curation, Ombuds, and Concierges | Learning and Knowledge ... - 2 views
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excellent idea
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Curation is an important component in the process.
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Curation is important – yes, it’s biased, yes it misses contributions, but it’s personal
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Social and technological networks don't have a centre. When we learn in a classroom or in a learning management system (LMS), a central place exists where we can go for readings and
Video Demo of UMBC's "Check My Activity" Tool for Students (EDUCAUSE Quarterly) | EDUC... - 0 views
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Analysis of 1,461 courses using Blackboard in spring 2010 showed that D and F students used the course management system 47 percent less than students earning a C or higher.
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Analysis of 1,461 Blackboard courses. D & F students used CMS 47% less than students earning a C or higher. LAK11 http://tinyurl.com/4fp7oyk
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Tony Searl
I see myself as a light bulb technician. Others may call it teacher, sage on the side, learning sherpa, master learner. Whatever. After 25 years, I still get a massive kick out of seeing student eyes light up with "Eureka". Worth bottling that feeling.