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23 février 2017

Leaving Lynda.com

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Leaving Lynda.com

Carl Straumsheim, Inside Higher Ed, 2017/01/26
When companies acquire each other they create debt out of nothing, which creates from thin air a new urgency to increase customer revenue. This is what has happened to universities subscribing to Lynda.com as they face double digit increases after Lynda was acquired by LinkedIn, and LinkedIn was acquired by Microsoft. More...

23 février 2017

Canada’s accidental brain drain

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Canada’s accidental brain drain
Adam Crymble, University Affairs, 2017/01/26
According to this article, "Canada has relied upon its supposedly self-evident and enduring allure to bring expats back," it is losing too many of its best and brightest, and "ending the brain drain should be a priority for the federal minister of innovation." I don't agree. More...

23 février 2017

3D TV is finally, blessedly, mercifully, dead — will VR follow suit?

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. 3D TV is finally, blessedly, mercifully, dead — will VR follow suit?
Joel Hruska, ExtremeTech, 2017/01/26

I wonder how many pundits predicted that virtual reality would be one of the big trends for education in 2017. I wasn't one of them. More...

23 février 2017

Top 10 IT Issues: 2000–2017

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Top 10 IT Issues: 2000–2017
Susan Grajek, EDUCAUSE, 2017/01/26

EDUCAUSE released its annual list of the top IT issues in education last week and the article - though chock-full of useful analysis - is the usual mélange of IT angst: information security, student success, leadership, management, funding, the like. More...

23 février 2017

Cognitive bias cheat sheet

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Cognitive bias cheat sheet
Buster Benson, Better Humans, 2017/01/26
This is a really nice use of Wikipedia to create a useful learning resource. The subject is cognitive bas and the author's intent is to bring together and categorize the various sources of bias, then provide some simple heuristics to comprehend them. More...

23 février 2017

Why Are We Still Using LMSs?

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Why Are We Still Using LMSs?
George Kroner, edutechnica, 2017/01/30

Good question. The author offers responses in terms of convenience, consumerization, connectedness, and compliance, but none of these responses seems to satisfy. More...

23 février 2017

Continuous, Curated Learning: The Business Case

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Continuous, Curated Learning: The Business Case
Stephen Walsh, Modern Workplace Learning Magazine, 2017/01/30

Sometimes people call what I do here 'curation', but I really dislike that word, because it's not what I do. More...

23 février 2017

The State of Personalized Learning

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. The State of Personalized Learning
Philip Hickman, Ken Eastwood, , Eliot Levinson, Ed Tech Digest, 2017/01/30

Not all personalized learning the same. That's the main message in this article. More...
23 février 2017

The state of Jupyter

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. The state of Jupyter
Fernando Pérez, Brian Granger, O'Reilly, 2017/01/30

If you've been doing any work in data analysis you might have run across references to the Jupyter Notebook. Essentially this is an application that allows you to embed running bits of code into a text document. More...

23 février 2017

An Amazing Statscan Skills Study

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. An Amazing Statscan Skills Study
Alex Usher, Higher Education Strategy Associates, 2017/01/30

A recent Statistics Canada report makes for fascinating reading, though I caution that it's based largely on perceptions, which as we know can be misleading. Alex Usher does a decent job summarizing it. More...

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