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Stephen Bright

9 YouTube Tips and Tricks for Teachers | The Whiteboard Blog - 0 views

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    includes how to jump straight to a particular point in the youtube clip, subtitles, interactive transcripts Youtube XL for large tv displays etc.
Stephen Harlow

Blogging in the classroom: why your students should write online | Teacher Network Blog... - 0 views

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    "Feedback, group work and a visible papertrail are all effortless gains. Display student work for class discussion, comment on student posts as feedback; set homework to post short peer critiques; devise project tasks requiring reading multiple peers' work and synthesising an overview with linked references."
Nigel Robertson

Coursera Course Catalog « Gas station without pumps - 0 views

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    Article wondering about the lightness of offerings in the Mooc space. 1 comment notes the lightness of the content too.
Nigel Robertson

#MOOC MOOC Some reflections on MOOC | Learner Weblog - 0 views

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    Sufai John Mac on Moocs and some of the negative comments about them.
Nigel Robertson

The Reform Symposium - 0 views

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    Reform Symposium recordings. Haven't seen any so can't comment on quality. "RSCON3 took place from Friday, July 29 to Sunday, July 31*, 2011 and was our biggest yet global online conference for everyone concerned with education. With 80 presenters and 12 keynote speakers it was an absolutely incredible event! Organised by educators for educators,"
Nigel Robertson

E-learning approach 'disjointed', says Newman | Computerworld New Zealand - 0 views

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    Article on the 21C Learning inquiry (NZ). Comments by Niki Davis & Derek Wenmoth
Nigel Robertson

What's the "problem" with MOOCs? « EdTechDev - 1 views

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    Comments on the new moocs coming through.
Nigel Robertson

Sometimes a Chat Is Just a Chat | My Island View - 0 views

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    A post arising from a session about privilege in education at #educon. There is an amazing amount of love and insight in the comments.
Nigel Robertson

Massive Open Online Courses and Beyond: the Revolution to Come - 0 views

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    Michael Peters reviews MOOCs from an economic, post-modern university type standpoint. Quite long. Most of the comments are garbage!
Nigel Robertson

Who gives a tweet? Evaluating microblog content gives us an insight into what makes a v... - 0 views

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    "Taking first steps in the Twitterverse can be a nerve-wrecking experience with new users unsure what thoughts to tweet to the world. Here, Paul André, Michael Bernstein and Kurt Luther attempt to fill the void and give some insights into what makes interesting and valuable microblog content." Actually doesn't give any real insights about 'academic' content - the first comment makes that point well. Perhaps the full paper is better.
Stephen Bright

MOOCs Lead Duke To Reinvent On-Campus Courses - Education - Online - 2 views

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    Backwash effect of running a MOOC leads a Harvard academic to revises his FTF classes - less lectures more 'flipped'. Not sure what the comment about Google hangouts is about.
Nigel Robertson

Sebastian Thrun and Udacity: Distance learning is unsuccessful for most students. - 0 views

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    Schuman's piece deriding the Mooc movement based on Thrun's 'pivot'. It's crap journalism but it's the article getting all the comments. As an academic maybe she should read Hattie before bigging up her own contribution to learning.
Nigel Robertson

Effort and Engagement |e-Literate - 0 views

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    Great comment thread on a Feldstein post on differentiating effort from engagement.
Tracey Morgan

LectureTools - 0 views

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    Imagine being in a college class where the instructor challenges students with questions and comments that ellicit active discussion by a majority of students.
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    Crisca the visiting academic from The University of Michigan pointed to their use of this system as an alternative to clickers
Nigel Robertson

The iPads have landed - 0 views

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    Early comments from Otago on trying iPads in the elearning centre.
Stephen Harlow

eTextbooks: iPad & eReaders Lag Behind, PCs Still Dominant - 0 views

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    "Another market where eBooks have a lot of potential is education... Surprisingly though, it's not iPad and eReaders that are driving the eTextbook market - but PCs and netbooks." *Be sure to read the comments too.*
Nigel Robertson

College Students on Streaming Video: Get Me Outta Class! -- Campus Technology - 0 views

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    Students keep learning when video lectures available. Some useful comments.
Nigel Robertson

What digital literacies? - 0 views

  • I think the evolving Net Literacies relate to the shift to the Web as a resource which requires users to become their own librarians and thus need information retrieval and evaluation skills. As we move to a Participatory Culture, and Open Ed, with issues of identity and co-creation kicking in, we need a broader range of skills to become effective in these new contexts.
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    Steve Wheeler post on facets of digital literacy. Includes some insightful comments.
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