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Facilitating Online | Centre for Educational Technology

"Facilitating Online is a course intended for training educators as online facilitators of fully online and mixed mode courses. The Centre for Educational Technology (CET) produced a Course Leader’s Guide as an Open Educational Resource to assist educators and trainers who wish to implement a course on online facilitation within their institution or across several institutions. The course manual was written by Tony Carr, Shaheeda Jaffer and Jeanne Smuts and was published online and in print in early 2009.

The guide contains the course model, week-by-week learning activities, general guidance to the course leader on how to implement and customise the course and specific guidelines on each learning activity. The latest version of the course manual includes several minor corrections and is dedicated to the memory of our co-author Jeanne Smuts who died on 28th July 2009.

See Facilitating Online: A guide for course leaders for the latest pdf version of the course manual as well the specimen course site."

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Tutorials Search Engine

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Haud mea culpa, domina! (As they say in primary school) - Education News, Education - The Independent

The solution to Ks2/KS3 transition issues?

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Inverted qualia | Psychology Today

The problem of inverted qualia goes back to John Locke, who asked us to imagine a situation in which we wake up one day and — without any physical change having occurred in the world or in our brain — we suddenly perceive colors in a different way: what used to be red now gives the sensation formerly known as green (and vice versa). Ok, one might say, cute little thought experiment, but who cares? We are supposed to care because the inverted qualia argument allegedly shows that secondary qualities (like colors), and particularly first person “phenomenological” experiences of said qualities, do not depend on a particular physical substrate in the brain, i.e. they have no physical basis.

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Digital Youth Project: If you care about kids and want to understand how they use technology and why, this is a must-read - Boing Boing

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Taliban Re-emerge in Afghanistan’s Once-Quiet North - NYTimes.com

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First Move South East

Graduate opportunities in the South East. Online version of the takeaway guide available in our Information Centre

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Yellow Bird Project : Charity T-Shirts, Bon Iver, The National, Of Montreal, Rilo Kiley, The Shins...

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