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How [unfavorable] student feedback improves Online Courses
I look forward to the end of each course session when I get to analyze student comments and criticisms – which I do with great zeal. No doubt like anyone else, I enjoy reading the positive respo… more →
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Fast content!
wrote 3 hours ago: This is the speed age..of course it is! Everything is available on our fingertips. Google it and you … more →
Time for a Learning Styles post
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wrote 7 hours ago: The POD network (an organization of higher education faculty development professionals) listserv occ … more →
How to make learning relevant and personal in the emerging workplace
wrote 9 hours ago: I have a confession that might shock you. This toolkit that I have here, well, it’s not all online … more →
How [unfavorable] student feedback improves Online Courses
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wrote 11 hours ago: I look forward to the end of each course session when I get to analyze student comments and criticis … more →
Breaking the Silence: A Model for Designing Hybrid and Online Modules for Experiential Learning, Activism, and Social Outreach
wrote 11 hours ago: This workshop discusses creating experiential online or hybrid learning modules designed to engage s … more →
Assessment Review And Reflection
wrote 20 hours ago: Communication and Media Design 3: Assessment Review and Reflection – Instructional Design Justin Zim … more →
Project-based learning
wrote 1 day ago: The concept of project-based learning is one that steers away from the traditional model of teachers … more →
StoryboardTrek - the Search for the Sweet Spot
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wrote 1 day ago: I originally was going to make a comparison between Storyboards and educational quicksand, but havin … more →
ELL May 2012: Emerging Trends
wrote 1 day ago: Here’s a quick summary of the May 2012 ELL Presentations. Marybeth Green and Michelle Armstron … more →
Instructional Design and Game Design Have Goals In Common
wrote 2 days ago: There isn’t much I can say about “cognitive load” that will make it sound fun, fast, or entertaining … more →
Social Media in Education: Privacy and Friending
wrote 2 days ago: Part 4 in the Series: Social Media in Education There has been much attention given in the media rec … more →
MOOC Mythbuster - What MOOCs are and what they aren't
wrote 4 days ago: “Welcome to the college education revolution. Big breakthroughs happen when what is suddenly p … more →
Flipping Higher Education
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wrote 4 days ago: It’s only something I recently learned of, even though its been something educators have been … more →
Learn, Unlearn, Relearn
wrote 5 days ago: by Alvin Toffler … more →
Project Tin Can: Good Communication or just a Tin Can Alley?
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wrote 5 days ago: Something I’ve been hearing about lately is something called, “Project Tin Can,” a … more →
Cognitive Load Theory Explored
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wrote 5 days ago: I have been very interested in John Sweller’s Cognitive Load Theory (CLT) for some time now an … more →
A Fresh New Look at Instructional Design (adapted from Dr Rossett’s presentation at #ASTD2012)
wrote 6 days ago: Attending the ASTD 2012 at Denver provided me with affirming info – that I’ve been doing … more →
Rapid Talent Management Development
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wrote 1 week ago: Employees need to be able to identify and address their talent development weakness as the strategy … more →
Not just any top five list: Innovative and interactive learning formats according to you
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wrote 1 week ago: On May 23, Destination Michigan hosted its annual Michigan Meetings Expo at the Bavarian Inn Lodge i … more →
