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Darren Laverick

News: 'The World Is Open' - Inside Higher Ed - 1 views

    • Kristen Blum
       
      What I'm thinking already is positive--greater access is important. Negative. What about face time? Will this erase time spent face-to-face?
  • What if someone listened to hundreds of podcasts, watched dozens of online lectures, explored countless online resources related to Introduction to Auditing, Astronomy 101, or Ancient Rome, and then discussed them with friends and family or reflected on many of them in an online forum or series of blog posts?
    • Kristen Blum
       
      Seems like they absolutely should get credit for this real-world learning
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  • The jury is still out on the need for a guide or facilitator in open education. As co-editor of a handbook of blended learning, I can say that I personally believe that blended is best. Recent research seems to suggest that this is true
    • Kristen Blum
       
      Without a guide or facilitator, do you leave too much room for interpretation, making up the facts?
    • Madeleine Cox
       
      The very nature of this workshop suggests to me that we all need guides and human contact to a greater or lesser extent. I'm really enjoying these conversations - both online and in person!
    • Darren Laverick
       
      Open learning people connected uni sharing learning courses Informal learning skyrocketing open learning movement
    • Zoe Page
       
      Universities sharing courses, children can access them. Go with them or they will go without you
    • Girish Dogra
       
      This is great article about how education is evolving and how it will be in the next century. My apprehension is that without a human interference how effective will it be?
  • Technology is changing higher education
  • Leading universities are putting course materials or even entire courses online -- free.
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