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integrating reflective practice into the curriculum - 0 views

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    Integrating reflective practice into the curriculum This section considers the integration of reflective practice into the curriculum, addressing such issues as the alignment of learning objectives with assessment outcomes and the assessment of reflective practice, including dealing with disclosure and providing feedback, and collaboration, groupwork and plagiarism.
David Andrew

Introduction : Education Theories on Learning - 0 views

  • Education Theories on Learning beta an informal guide for the engineering education scholar by Jenni Case
David Andrew

Good Practice Blog » teachingcommons Workshop: An insider's guide to the NSS ... - 0 views

  • teachingcommons Workshop: An insider’s guide to the NSS and other surveys
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    Some video clips about NSSS and evaluation in general
David Andrew

The Fourth Symposium on Social Learning Space: Learning Outside the Square - 0 views

  • The Fourth Symposium on Social Learning Space: Learning Outside the Square [c] This one-day event will take place on Monday 6 April 2009 at Oxford Brookes University's Gipsy Lane Campus in Headington, Oxford, and will showcase the Reinvention Centre space located there.
David Andrew

Handbook of Emerging Technologies for Learning - Emerging Technologies for Learning - 0 views

  • Emerging Technologies for Learning Handbook of Emerging Technologies for Learning
David Andrew

George's posterous - a new companion for my other web presences - 0 views

  • NGTiP09 Portfolio typology further to Flourish Eportfolio needs to be discussed in respect of at least four dimensions:  1 Process - collection, selection, reflection, presentation  2 Tools and artefacts: - portfolio: items, systems, presentations (CV, assessed piece of work, etc)  3 Areas of application: - PDP, CPD, PDR, competency assessment, personal reflection  4 Cultures of use: - Disciplines, educational sector, professional bodies, learner preference, maturity, aptitude, attitude  Eportfolio processes are done with tools to produce artefacts for particular purposes. The tool and its habit of use has an effect on the shape of the artefact that it produces. The culture of the site of application determines the habit of use of the tool: there is a "way things are done 'round here."  One size won't fit all. Comments [0]
David Andrew

YouTube - A Portal to Media Literacy - 0 views

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    Michael Wesch video - July 2008 - good critique of the state of education and our failure to keep up with changes
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    I have to admit that I'm a big fan of Prof Wesch. His "The machine is using us" video on YouTube is still one of my favourite Web2.0 resources. He's going to be one of the keynote speakers at the ALT-C conference in September this year...the conference has a terrible sounding theme.." 'In dreams begins responsibility' - choice, evidence, and change "...yuk.
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    > His "The machine is using us" video on YouTube is still one of my favourite Web2.0 resources. Chime - I love that video!
David Andrew

HEFCE : Leadership, governance and management : Human resources management : HE Workfor... - 0 views

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    New report on HE staffing
David Andrew

Diigo vs. del.icio.us vs Traditional Bookmarking - 0 views

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    Comparison of diigo, dleicious and traditional bookmarking - produced by Diigo so not entirely independent - but good sumary of what Diigo can do
David Andrew

Learning Spaces | EDUCAUSE - 0 views

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    E-book - I have not read it but it looks comprehensive
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    I have read it (so has Sam I think). It is well worth reading through (at least quickly) to see the range of ideas. There are some good, fairly fundamental, things to think about e.g. encouraging social spaces, flexible spaces, group learning spaces etc. There are also some videos of some british learning spaces somewhere - I'll see if I can find the link.
David Andrew

Let me google that for you - 0 views

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    This is hilarious! I think anyone who has spent (too much?) time on forums can appreciate where the sentiment comes from! Maybe you should tag it with 'encouraging independent learning'... :P
David Andrew

Useful Sharing - 0 views

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    This is a long presentation - but the middle bit is an exercise which can be skipped - about the problems of sharing good practice in education - well worth watching given that a lot of what we do is that.
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    At last...I found the link I was looking for. I started to watch this and got drawn into the fact that it was done with the Echo360 system that we use. It looks like a different version of the system though. I've always wondered how worthwhile video is in these cases but I found myself quite liking the video. Maybe that's because I'm a "distance learner". Perhaps video isn't as necessary for people who were at the presentation and are using this for review?
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    I've watched most of it so far. I also really appreciate the video - I think the inclusion of it does help you feel more like you are part of a human group. Now, I'd also appreciate the other delivery methods echo does (e.g. ipod) for reviewing something, but it is good to have options to tailor to the individual. I also like the (new?) possibility of switching the layout so that the video is the 'larger' screen some (but not all) of the time. Mostly comments on the software, but the talk was interesting too!
David Andrew

Education And The Future of Technology - 0 views

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    A reminder of the current rate of change
David Andrew

How to Use Social Software in Higher Education - 0 views

  • How to Use Social Software in Higher Education This handbook is a result of the iCamp project, a three-year EC-funded research project that set out to encourage innovative educational practices within European higher education.
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    I-camp report on using social software in HE
David Andrew

Attention Economy: The Game - 0 views

  • a game I developed to let them explore the dynamics of building a reputation online by giving and capturing attention.
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    Getting attention - interesting game - worth trying out I reckon
David Andrew

Logic+Emotion: The Micro-Sociology of Networks - 0 views

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    Interesting video on the effects of the web on our networks - technology doesn't change people but .......
David Andrew

Academic Policy Committee, 10 April 2008, Paper A1 - 0 views

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    Edinburgh report on learning spaces
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