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“Confirming the MOOC Myth” — First MOOC Research Conference confirms what we thought..
If you are interested, follow the link below. Here is the most interesting piece: “Other panelists remarked that some institutions are much more limited in the ways they can experiment […]
The Great Stratification — Chronicle of Higher Ed
This is a very interesting view of what is happening in college faculty specialization these days. A comparison is made between the stratification in the health professions, where Nurse Practitioners, […]
Lynn University’s Dialogues of Learning
And now they have put this whole gen ed curriculum loaded onto ipads… wow! http://www.lynn.edu/academics/core-curriculum/the-core-curriculum-the-dialogues-of-learning
“Moodle Master Class” all-day workshop offered
BCC Full-time and Adjunct faculty are invited to register for this Intersession workshop to be held on Wednesday, January 15th. This session is open to faculty who have completed a […]
Online Learning as a disruptive technology
Check out this short read authored by Clay Christensen and Michael Horn. They are describing a pretty likely trajectory for higher education: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/03/education/edlife/online-education-as-an-agent-of-transformation.html
Turn It In annouces “Cloud Submit” for GDrive and Dropbox
From TII: We want to tell you about a feature that will be coming very soon to Turnitin—Cloud Submit—a new option to submit a student paper to a Turnitin assignment […]
Gallup Poll on online learning – good, with caveats
Check out the poll results from Gallup. Surprisingly positive, with some reservations http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2013/10/15/american-adults-see-online-courses-least-equivalent-most-ways
Turn It In Workshop, Oct 2
Introduction to Turn It In Wednesday, October 2, 2013 from 12:10 PM to 1:10 PM (EDT) Center for Teaching and Learning Come to this hands-on workshop to learn how to […]
