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1 février 2015

Chapter 9 on choosing media now published

http://www.tonybates.ca/wp-content/uploads/asssociates.jpgBy . The first draft of the whole of Chapter 9 on Choosing and Using Media in Education for my online open textbook Teaching in a Digital Age is now published.
Purpose of the chapter
The main purpose of this chapter is to provide a framework for making effective decisions about the choice and use of media for teaching and learning. See more...

1 février 2015

Random Blog Post on a Random Act of Kindness

HASTACBy Cathy Davidson. Today, as I was waiting to cross a very busy intersection, a man jaywalked through. He was probably indigent, maybe homeless, mentally disabled, muttering loudly to himself. He was a bit out of control but clearly harmless. He was wearing high tops with both shoe laces untied. He kept tripping over them, almost falling. A man standing next to me saw this and leapt forward, shouting, "Hey buddy!" in the nicest tone of voice, and he gently took the man's arm and guided him to a bench by the bus stop. More...

1 février 2015

#MOOC factors influencing teachers in formal #education

Inge Ignatia de WaardBy Inge Ignatia de Waard. This is a paper entitled MOOC factors influencing teachers in formal education was written for the Mexican open journal: Revista Mexicana de Bachillerato a distancia. Número 13 (2015). The MOOC expert Guadalupe Vadillo asked me if I wanted to write about MOOCs and teacher development. I gladly accepted the request, because I think MOOC can be used in multiple forms, supporting teachers in all areas of formal education. Read more...
1 février 2015

Launch of the Really Useful #EdTechBook #elearning enthusiasts

Inge Ignatia de WaardBy Inge Ignatia de Waard. Today the Really Useful #EdTechBook was launched. This book has took only 6 months to gather 16 educational technologists, and all-round eLearning practitioners (both in online education, mobile learning, and any sub-section in technology enhanced learning). The formidable, and project superman David Hopkins pulled this astonishing work off with an energy and motivation that is purely magical (and courageous, as he needed to keep 16 volunteering writers on a very tight schedule). Read more...
1 février 2015

#MOOC benefits & realities for teachers & students #k12

Inge Ignatia de WaardBy Inge Ignatia de Waard. In preparation of a workshop that I will give this afternoon at the Guldensporencollege in Kortrijk, Belgium., a k12 school. In this overview, I have put what I consider to be the benefits and realities of MOOC for teachers and students.
I will give the presentation in Dutch, so I prepared two slide decks, which I gladly share. Below the English version, and further down the Dutch version.
The slides cover the following topics. Read more...
1 février 2015

Studenten, bleibt zu Hause!

Kommentar von . In NRW tobt ein Streit über die Anwesenheitspflicht. Die Lösung ist einfach: Schafft das Konzept endlich ab. Es nützt nur ängstlichen Professoren mit Power-Point-Folien. Morgens halb neun in Deutschland, die Anwesenheitsliste geht rum. Eine Unterschrift bitte. Mehr...

1 février 2015

Alle Unis warten, bis alle mitmachen

SPIEGEL ONLINEVon . Wer sich vergeblich beworben hat, für den ist diese Zahl ein Schlag ins Gesicht: Mindestens 14.579 Studienplätze sind nach Recherchen von SPIEGEL ONLINE im laufenden Wintersemester unbesetzt geblieben; nicht etwa in Nischendisziplinen, für die es wenige Interessenten gibt, sondern in den in den besonders begehrten Fächern, die einer Zulassungsbeschränkung unterliegen. Mehr...

1 février 2015

SciELO – 15 years of open access in emerging countries

UNESCO and SciELO have published an anniversary publication to follow up the 15th anniversary of SciELO.
SciELO (The Scientific Electronic Library Online) had its origins in Brazil at around 1997 and has since been expanded to 16 additional countries, most in Latin America, the Caribbean, but also including Portugal, South Africa and Spain. In their model, authors do not need to pay or pay very little, being subsidized by public funds. Open access expert Jean-Claude Guédon argued in an article in Nature that with respect to open access this was “one of the more exciting projects not only from emergent countries, but also in the whole world”. More...

1 février 2015

EU investment plan must not sideline university research

HomeThe Commission’s rechanneling of funds from its research programme Horizon 2020 to the Juncker plan sends out the wrong message and will harm the research community, according to Lesley Wilson
Lesley Wilson is the secretary-general of the European University Association The European University Association shares the European Commission’s belief that investment in Europe’s competitiveness is vital to our future success and supports efforts to address the investment gap. Such efforts, however, must not come at the expense of university research. Indeed, EUA is keen to convey the concerns of the university community in relation to the European Fund for Strategic Investments proposal as it stands, both with regard to the means and the processes. More...

1 février 2015

Neth-ER members present joint multiannual EU priorities

HomeAt the Neth-ER conference ‘European Challenges, Dutch Contributions’ on January 26th, the president of Neth-ER, Frans van Vught presented Tibor Navracsics, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sports, and Carlos Moedas, European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation, with the position paper ‘Neth-ER and the EU knowledge and innovation agenda to 2020’. The paper outlines the joint multiannual strategic priorities of Neth-ER members. More...

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