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Links specific to process of learning engineering; particularly related to instructional design for online learning.
Updated on Dec 08, 10
Created on Jul 29, 10
Category: Schools & Education
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Lisa Johnson, Ph.D.'s List: Learning Engineering
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Dec 08, 10
Repurposing open educational content from OpenLearn - The Open University.
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Nov 05, 10
"Students learning online do not want to feel isolated. But they do not necessarily want to see their instructors, chat with classmates, or make friends, either."
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Oct 29, 10
Survey of common models asking "What is learning? Is it a change in behaviour or understanding? Is it a process?"
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Oct 24, 10
A wealth of resources provided by by Dennis W. Mills, Ph.D. of Capella University.
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Oct 17, 10
Ostrich Project Blog debates whether YouTube is an OER repository. Seems it "can" be used in that fashion (videos can be hotlinked to go to other items/sites). Metadata is not always standard though; lots of sifting unless you use channel organization to fullest. Better than repositories "in a box" (e.g., D2L) though IMHO.
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Oct 13, 10
"Support Centre for Open Resources in Education (SCORE) is inviting applications for Short-Term Fellowships"
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Oct 06, 10
Open Culture - Part 1/3 -Copyright | Transparency, Social Media and Cultural Patterns. I'm a bit skeptical of the sources of information (primary sources people!!!), but am glad for this effort.
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Oct 03, 10
An Open Educational Resources Policy Development
Guidebook for Community College Governance Officials
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Oct 03, 10
Posts related to open textbook solutions. For colleges, my view is web-texts/materials are adequate for most subjects IF library access is also available for linked e-reserves in courses too.
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Sep 27, 10
Gigaom excerpt from the book "Empowered: Unleash Your Employees, Energize Your Customers, and Transform Your Business" by Josh Bernoff and Ted Schadler
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Sep 25, 10
Interesting look at avenues for prior learning credit in CCs. How do we measure value of learning from these initiatives?
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Sep 06, 10
"The CSS3 Border Radius test is a good example because it shows visually how something very simple requires different markup. The same is often true for HTML5: the same markup doesn't produce the same results, and to get the same results, you need to write different markup."
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Sep 01, 10
... one step closer to authentic virtual lab experiences (e.g., physanthro)!
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Aug 31, 10
Upside Learning Blog's succinct reminder of the basics!
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Aug 24, 10
I Came, I Saw, I Learned...: eLearning & mLearning: Everything You Need to Know About Graphics
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Aug 08, 10
Link list, mainly, but has ample resources to get one inspired for better designs for the web 2010.
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