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4 mai 2016

Hybridation des MOOC dans le supérieur : quelle est l’ampleur du phénomène ?

Blog Educpros de Matthieu Cisel. Comme vous l’avez peut-être remarqué, cette semaine est consacrée aux questions d’hybridation des MOOC. Nous avons introduit la question dans le billet d’hier, nous allons la aujourd’hui nous intéresser à la question de la quantification du phénomène. Suite de l'article...

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4 mai 2016

Comment aborder la question de l’hybridation des MOOC ?

Blog Educpros de Matthieu Cisel. Quatre ans après le début de l’engouement médiatique qui a entouré l’essor du phénomène MOOC, on ne peut qu’être frappé par l’écart abyssal qui s’est creusé entre d’une part les prédictions relatives à l’impact que les MOOC étaient supposés avoir sur le système éducatif et d’autre part la réalité de cet impact. Suite de l'article...

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4 mai 2016

Engineering, science PhDs least likely to work as professors, study finds

By Simona Chiose. Almost a third of recent PhD graduates from Ontario universities are working as tenured or tenure-track university professors within a few years of finishing their degrees, a new study has found, with students in the humanities and social sciences much more likely to stay in academia than engineering or science grads. Read more...

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4 mai 2016

UBC to consider banning romantic relationships between faculty, students

By Ian Bailey. The president of the University of British Columbia has directed school officials to examine whether professors should be barred from having romantic relationships with their students, saying there’s an inevitable power imbalance in such liaisons that raise questions about consent. Read more...

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4 mai 2016

Pro vs con: Ryerson students debate validity of men’s issues groups on campus

Men’s issues and pro-life student groups have been denied club status on university campuses across Canada, sparking a debate about the progressive values of student unions versus freedom of speech for student clubs. More...

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4 mai 2016

Austrade sets target of 110 million MOOC students for Australia by 2025

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Austrade sets target of 110 million MOOC students for Australia by 2025
Tim Dodd, Financial Review, 2016/05/04

I'm attending an expert meeting on MOOC quality for the Commonwealth of Learning in Malaysia right now, so it was interesting (and yes, amusing) to read about Australia's plans to grab a large share of the MOOC 'market'. The 110 million student represents 10% of the potential market (and 21,900 per cent growth). More...

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4 mai 2016

Why Understanding These Four Types of Mistakes Can Help Us Learn

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Why Understanding These Four Types of Mistakes Can Help Us Learn
Eduardo Briceño, MindShift, 2016/05/04

"Mistakes are not all created equal," writes the author, "and they are not always desirable. In addition, learning from mistakes is not all automatic. In order to learn from them the most we need to reflect on our errors and extract lessons from them. More...

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4 mai 2016

“Never get sucked into the ‘company knows best’ approach to your career”

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. “Never get sucked into the ‘company knows best’ approach to your career”
Jane Hart, Learning in the Modern Social Workplace, 2016/05/04

I think this should be sort of obvious (and I've mentioned it in this newsletter in the (distant) past) but it always bears repeating that your employer is not looking out for your best interests when it makes decisions. Nor should it. More...

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4 mai 2016

Toronto students create emoji to reflect themselves

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Toronto students create emoji to reflect themselves
Katrina Clarke, Toronto Star, 2016/05/03

There's a very involved emoji-approval process (which is how we end up with an unrepresentative set of emogis) but it'd good to see these students speaking out against it and creating their own alternatives. More...

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4 mai 2016

We are the Monkeys of Rum

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. We are the Monkeys of Rum
Ben Werdmuller, Medium, 2016/05/03

This is a great story. I wonder how many people have stories like this - certainly most of the people I know and talk to and work with have their own internet origin stories. I did. More...

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