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One of the hardest thing about being a good open educational resource curator and creator is figuring out how to handle the attribution. Maybe this attribution creator tool might help?
One of the hardest thing about being a good open educational resource curator and creator is figuring out how to handle the attribution. Maybe this attribution creator tool might help?
Just waiting now to hear if I have HSR approval to send out the interview. I tossed up the interview questions on SurveyMonkey last night and it should take participants around 15 minutes to answer the questions. I made each question a “required” response, but all they have to do is put a character in…
As we've seen (and tried), there are a lot of fun and useful ajax enabled web based tools like writely.com (gobbled by Google). Here are a few new ones created by Ajax13 along with the descriptions from the web sites (in italics) bringing us ever closer to a web versus desktop platform for all of…
I had a lovely lunch with my friend Enilda Romero-Hall today on her (also lovely) University of Tampa campus. As we were catching up and sharing/comparing, we engaged in a conversation common to those of us who teach “online”. It’s never enough to say, “I teach an online course” for the other person to have…
I see that a special edition on the CoI is coming out (currently online first) in the Internet and Higher Education. Not sure if those without library access can open the PDFs (I just link to them … I don’t set the access policy). In my initial glance, I still don’t see any studies specifically…
This paper provides a brief review of how interaction is considered within current distance education literature since Moore’s 1989 call for clarity. The following summarizes how human and non-human interaction types have been considered within the context of computer mediated distant education and examines both the Student-to-Content Interaction Strategies Taxonomy and the Community of Inquiry…
Crab legs were harmed in the filming of this Semester Eve dinner. Celebrating the start of a new term. Cheers to the next 16 weeks!