e-learning 2.0 from Read / Write Web
Just pointing to an interesting take on e-learning 2.0 from the Read / Write Web site.
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Blogged with Flock
Just pointing to an interesting take on e-learning 2.0 from the Read / Write Web site.
technorati tags:elearning
Blogged with Flock
Last week, I received an email that the Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition (CCLC) announced its adoption of the Illinois Digital Learning Lab. Here’s a link to the email announcement for those interested in applying either as a Lab participant or subject matter expert.
As happens, I was doing one thing on the internet and ended up somewhere else – a very happy somewhere else. What started as a quick Twitter reply to George Veletsianos on a project of interest, landed me on his blog to read more about the project. To my excitement, I saw a familiar name….
I’m passing along information shared last week from the American Library Association (ALA) regarding the 2020 budget proposal that would eliminate the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), which provides the main source of federal support for US libraries and museums. It’s the third year in a row that the current administration has proposed…
Seems everyone is posting about this Crash Course in Learning Theory post.
Reliance on smartphones for online access varies based on a range of factors, including educational attainment and income. According to the Pew Research Center, 39% of adults without a high school diploma are smartphone dependent (i.e., don’t use home broadband but own a smartphone) as compared to 10% of college graduates. Likewise, 31% of adults…
It’s Open Education Week #oeweek starting today (March 3rd) through March 8th with an awe-inspiring roster of free events throughout the week and beyond. From the Open Education week Website: “Founded in 2013 by the Open Education Consortium, the goal of Open Education Week is to raise awareness and showcase the impact of open education…