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Nigel Robertson

A CRITICAL PATH Securing the Future of Higher Education in England - 0 views

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       recognising credit from lowcost online courses - so-called 'massive open online courses',  or MOOCs - so that these may count, in part, towards degree  programmes
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      es, pay and reward as are offered to  staff on a research path. Universities should also require that all  academic staff with teaching obligations undertake training in  teaching and assessment as part of their probation period.
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    Full report of IPPR on the future of HE in UK.
Nigel Robertson

HEAR - Higher Education Achievement Report - 0 views

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    The Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR) is designed to encourage a more sophisticated approach to recording student achievement, which acknowledges fully the range of opportunities that higher education institutions in the UK offer to their students. The HEAR has the potential to bring a wide range of benefits to students, employers and higher education institutions. The HEAR can also been seen as a symbolic and practical expression of the UK's student-centred and quality-focussed higher education culture. It is anticipated that the HEAR will become a key feature in differentiating and distinguishing the UK higher education system. This website is an information and resources portal for those involved in: * implementing and managing the HEAR at an institutional level; * creating and making the most of the HEAR at a personal level for students; or  * understanding and utilising the HEAR at a recruitment level for employers.
Nigel Robertson

One MOOC professor won't let students know the right answers | Inside Higher Ed - 0 views

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    An account of someone who isn't bothered about learning and won't ive feedback to students in a Mooc. Scale might be a reason but that's not the rationale being used.
Nigel Robertson

Deterrents don't deter? « Rowin's Blog - 1 views

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    A logical fallacy that students plagiarise because of a desire to cheat and deceive and therefore why we should use plagiarism detection tools such as Turnitin in formative ways.
Nigel Robertson

MOOBRIC.NET - HOME PAGE - 0 views

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    A rubric on how well you are using Moodle. Might need tweaking.
Nigel Robertson

Rubrics for Web2.0 tools - 0 views

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    Rubrics for as number of things inc. wikis, blogs, etc
Nigel Robertson

The Power of Feedback - 0 views

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    Post on feedback for learning.
Nigel Robertson

Wills and Rice: ePortfolio Performance Support Systems - 1 views

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    12 academic essays on the eportfolio.
Nigel Robertson

Research on Instruction and Assessment in the New Literacies of Online Reading Comprehe... - 0 views

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    Good article on the differences between comprehension of online versus printed texts. Ch starting on p3 is good and some of the teaching strategies could have application for us.
Stephen Harlow

Making Student Blogs Pay Off with Blog Audits - ProfHacker - The Chronicle of Higher Ed... - 0 views

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    "But how do we get students to realize what they themselves value? How do we get students to think about their blogging as something other than work for a grade?"
Derek White

JUTLP - 0 views

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    journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice
Nigel Robertson

Computer marking of free text answers - Moodle - 0 views

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    A thread by Tim Hunt describing work at the OU developing tools to auto mark free text responses in quizzes. Has links to try out two approaches. In Moodle.org so will need (free) log-in to read.
Nigel Robertson

User:Jbmurray/Madness - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

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    John Beasley-Murray's user page on Wikipedia where he describes creating a writing assignment for his students and the ups and downs of the exercise.
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