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Thomas Clancy

The Neurobiology of "We" - Parabola Magazine-Parabola Magazine - 2 views

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    KEITH, THEY ARE SINGING YOUR/OUR SONG !
Thomas Clancy

Reflections on the Knowledge Society » Summative evaluation of MOOCs - 0 views

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    Not about writing, but about how we are (1) trying to add information to and (2) trying to use information from the enormous "knowledge bubble" [my term] that we are seeing created by each MOOC.
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What if We Ran Universities Like Wikipedia? - Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Ed... - 0 views

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    Everyone else may have looked at this article and its comments, too, but there is so much good back-and-forth in the comments that I didn't want to take the chance that it would be missed. Get ready for some spirited sparring! --and it even relates to our QEP discussions, too!
Thomas Clancy

4,100 Massachusetts Students Prove Small Isn't Always Better - NYTimes.com - 1 views

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    This article has a positive message for our QEP strategy. Include real reading and real writing in every class, and communication skills and learning cannot help but improve.
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100 Top Twitter Tips for Academics | Home Business, Marketing and PLR Membership Website - 0 views

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    Anyone using Twitter in classes??
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P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » The practice and theory of the gift circle in... - 0 views

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    "A Gift Circle can be autocatalytic."
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Blog U.: Digital Tweed - Inside Higher Ed - 0 views

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    New Vocabulary! "Lecture Capture"
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With Open Source Lectures, Who Needs So Many Lecturers? | Kairosnews - 0 views

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    Anything mentioning Mark Taylor, even in a note, is worthwhile. I am 100% for letting more dynamic, not to mention knowledgeable and "professional" speakers, take that role from me, as well as from other college teachers, or supplement what I bring to my classes.
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The Scholarly Kitchen - 0 views

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    Looks like several good things here.
Thomas Clancy

tweenteacher.com » Blogging with Middle Schoolers: Frontloading and First Steps - 0 views

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    Shows how the wave is surging in the younger education forums today. Good reading for some how-to steps.
Thomas Clancy

U.S. Plans Major Changes in How Students Are Tested - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    New testing rationale -- in line with QEP.
Thomas Clancy

Podcasts of CliffsNotes Literature Notes - CliffsNotes - 0 views

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    Each CramCast is a three- to four-minute overview of a classic work of literature and gives you background on the author, a brief summary of the book or play, and ends with the top three things you should know about the work.
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OCW Consortium - TIME Magazine selects MIT OpenCourseWare as one of the 50 Be... - 0 views

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    Shows the trend that Keith mentioned in our workshops this week. Over 2,000 "free" M.I.T. courses on the Web.
Thomas Clancy

Caine Learning Center - natural home of brain / mind learning and pioners in brain base... - 1 views

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    PLC = Professional Learning Community
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On private "classblogs" vs. the wild, wide open ~ Stephen's Web - 1 views

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    Please note this post and its comments (Downes' is a good blog to follow, too, btw). This is a "line" with which we are familiar--private vs. public student writing. Are we prepared to argue in support of "the wild, wide open"? Should we be appeasers and give our faculty the choice? *Let's discuss as a workshop topic.*
Thomas Clancy

News: Technologically Illiterate Students - Inside Higher Ed - 2 views

  • who has access to information; who has those problem-solving skills. And that’s going to be the digital divide that we’re going to see in the future … the ability to deal with information.”
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      B-I-N-G-O !!
  • "It is our job to equip students with the critical thinking skills that enable them to use various technologies wisely ... because people who know 'what' and 'how' will always work for people who know 'why.' "
  • , and partially borrowed, quotation on her concluding slide:
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    My daughter just shared this with me. I hope our group is seeing these!
Thomas Clancy

Self-Efficacy in Diagrams - 1 views

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    I'm trying to save this page in both the WAC and Writing Lab groups. Self-Directed Learning and Self-Efficacy are very much a part of the Connectivist model.
Thomas Clancy

Guest Bloggers « Haiku Learning Blog - 0 views

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    At least four short blogs here about using an e-portfolio from the beginning of a class.
Thomas Clancy

Can Learners Participate At Their Own Level of Expertise? by Mary Arnold : Learning Sol... - 1 views

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    Scores can be a surprisingly good way to help learners enter the class learning environment at their own level of expertise.
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