I’ve been aggregating various links to articles or other sources about Artificial Intelligence (AI) as it relates to learning and instruction within this Padlet:
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I just pulled the trigger on my registration to the 2006 AECT Convention in Dallas, TX. It will be a great opportunity to hear some interesting presentations and to meet and greet students and faculty in my program (a very rare treat for a distance student). Also, I'm just guessing, but it looks like the…
Wow. I grabbed some sleep last night and woke to see this inspiring piece from Steven Downes. Seems the online learning world has once again rallied (gosh, net neutrality, then DOPA and now the Blackboard patent) and is quickly getting its collective ducks in a row pulling together a historical "prior art" record (see links…
I have a hunch this will be the first of many “I knew him when …” stories! Check out the recent profile of an NSF-funded Esports project with Dr. Jason Engerman, Assistant Professor at East Stroudsburg University (ESU). As presented in the profile: Esports is competitive gaming, meaning students will play video games they already…
I had the AMAZING pleasure of sitting among adult educators at the #IACEA conference this week. Looking around the room, it’s no stretch to say it’s majority female. Therefore, on this International Women’s Day I’d like to salute the adult educators in Illinois, including the 66% who are paid part-time, the 27% who are volunteers,…
Here is a very cool “discovery” … by signing up at jkn.com and downloading a Firefox (or IE, if you are so inclined) add-on, you can make comments and annotations to any web page. The web page snapshot with annotations can then be e-mailed, posted in a web page or blog, printed, saved or bookmarked…
I took a closer look today at two resources from the Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP) Key for Access website: The first is The Description Key – recommendations, suggestions, and best practices for “verbal depiction of key visual elements in a television program, video, DVD, or other multimedia presentation” The second is The Captioning…