Adapting a MOOC for Research
Written by my colleague, Rachael Hodge, this article is a summary of our experience in identifying and developing research activities
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Student Perceptions of Blackboard Mobile Learn and iPads #edtech
From my previous post about designing Blackboard courses for a mobile-first delivery, and the discussion I’ve been having with Peter
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Free Book on Mobile Learning Research #mLearning
Thanks to Inge Ignatia de Waard for pointing this out, this free ebook (well, PDF edition that looks like a
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Reading: Identified vs Anonymous Participation in Student Discussion Boards
Online discussion boards, and associated activities that use them, can get a bit of a bad name sometimes either through
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Reading: “Student use of recorded lectures”
I am always on the lookout for resources and research that supports (or not – never let it be say
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Announced this week, the ETNA (Enhanced Training Needs Analysis) 2012 survey has found that “nearly three quarters of academics in further
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Academic Excellence in 140 Characters
This video, “Academic Excellence in 140 Characters”, follows the research of Ray Junco (@reyjunco) and his students on the effects
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Reading: “Students and recorded lectures: survey on current use and demands for higher education”
I’ve been interested for quite a while now in the use of recorded ‘lectures’ (for want of a better word)
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cup of coffee and coffee beans from Crestock Creative Photos From my previous post on eResearch “Reading: “The Role of
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