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The Indian International University 2017: A Retrospective
Posted in Exemplary practice, Flexible delivery, Online learning, Social networking
iHigherEd: A new paradigm requires new language
The infographic below (produced by OnlineUniversities.com) contains some interesting data that lends considerable weight to the argument that we are now in the midst of a major paradigm shift in the higher education space. I was also pleased to see…
The open education movement: What does it mean for your institution?
Image source: thechronicleherald.ca I came across a nice post (via @catspyjamasnz) today that gathers together some of the themes I have been blogging about in recent weeks. Roland Sussex succinctly defines ‘open education’ and then goes on to contextualise what…
It’s the pedagogy, stupid!
Image source: adi-news.com There was a nice piece on digital schools in the NYT the other day that extols the virtues of differentiated learning, or what might be described as the personalised curriculum. The key message is that using laptops…
Posted in Exemplary practice, Flexible delivery, Online learning, Social networking, Theoretical rationale
The ubiquity of m-learning
Image source: mobl21.com I spoke with a group of training professionals at a large company last week and, for the first time in a long time, I found myself presenting the argument that there is more interactivity in an online…
Posted in Online learning, Social networking
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