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6 août 2015

rSmart to Asahi to Scriba: What is happening to major Sakai partner?

By Phil Hill. It looks like we have another name and ownership change for one of the major Sakai partners, but this time the changes have a very closed feel to them. rSmart, led by Chris Coppola at the time, was one of the original Sakai commercial affiliates, and the LMS portion of the company was eventually sold to Asahi Net International (ANI) in 2013. Read more...

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6 août 2015

Pilots? We don’t need no stinkin’ pilots!

By Phil Hill. Timothy Harfield commented on Arizona State University’s approach to pilots and scaling innovation at ASU. Read more...

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6 août 2015

NYT Michael Crow Condensed Interview: More Info needed . . . and available

By Phil Hill. The New York Times ran an “edited and condensed” interview with Arizona State University (ASU) president Michael Crow, titled “Reshaping Arizona State, and the Public Model”. Read more...

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6 août 2015

Release of ASU Case Study on e-Literate TV

By Phil Hill and Michael Feldstein. Today we are thrilled to release the third case study in our new e-Literate TV series on “personalized learning”. In this series, we examine how that term, which is heavily marketed but poorly defined, is implemented on the ground at a variety of colleges and universities. Read more...

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6 août 2015

UF Online and Enrollment Warning Signs

By Phil Hill. The University of Florida Online (UF Online) program is one of the highest profile online initiatives to be started over the past few years (alongside other public institution programs such as California’s Online Education Initiative, OpenSUNY, Cal State Online, and Georgia Tech / Udacity). Read more...

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6 août 2015

Worth Considering: Faculty perspective on student-centered pacing

By Phil Hill. Over the weekend I wrote a post based on the comment thread at Friday’s Chronicle article on e-Literate TV.

One key theme coming through from comments at the Chronicle is what I perceive as an unhealthy cynicism that prevents many people from listening to students and faculty on the front lines (the ones taking redesigned courses) on their own merits.

Sunday’s post highlighted two segments of students describing their experiences with re-designed courses, but we also need to hear directly from faculty. Read more...

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6 août 2015

#aha_project discovering the Grit Scale #plog

By Inge Ignatia de Waard. Give Jay Cross some time and surely he will come up with something new and exciting, e.g. informal learning, and now an ebook on DIY-learning. It is a mental joy to read! The book offers an array of actions (evidence-based) that a knowledge worker - or any power learner - can undertake in order to improve their own learning. Later on these actions offer a great set of tools to implement in your own corporate learning environment. Read more...

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6 août 2015

Inkle making multiple interactive narrations simple #storyboard

By Inge Ignatia de Waard. Since the dawn of eLearning, interactivity was a key concept. With interaction defining an action undertaken by the learner, as well as feedback provided by either humans or/and machines. No learning without going out into the real world, and experience feedback ... which is how we learn from our first days on this beautiful blue planet. Read more...

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6 août 2015

Taking up #blimage challenge: airports, legal papers, cultures and art

By Inge Ignatia de Waard. Two people full of creative inspiration, namely Amy Burvall (@amyburvall) and Simon Ensor (@sensor63), pushed Steve Wheeler (@timbuckteeth) reflective capacities while sending him the #blimage challenge. From Steve Wheeler the challenge leaped over to the inspirational David Hopkins who wrote up a bloppost and sent the #blimage challenge my way, and right about the same time an additional picture came for the same challenge, sent by Whitney Kilgore (@whitneykilgore)... action was needed!
Multiple people have taken up this new challenge and Simon Ensor has made a wonderful Pinterest Blimage board, providing an overview of most #blimage messages and posts. It is now turning into an informal relay challenge connecting educators from everywhere... nice. Read more...

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6 août 2015

Blogphilosophy: age and learning, my son and I

By Inge Ignatia de Waard. Learning comes natural, and happens on a daily basis.As soon as the learning gene is put inside of us, we learn. We have to. We learn on our own, from non-living objects, in collaboration with all there is in the world, with all that interests our senses. And at every moment, it is the change that we feel or think we feel which we call learning. As such it is never the content which makes the difference, but the change that is taking place due to stimuli from within and/or from the outside. Read more...

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