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• open education, web-20, web-edu

  TEDxNYED, the Videos and the Discussion

  04.19.10 | Permalink | Comments

  TEDxNYED: Independently organized TED event
  Examining the role of new media and technology in shaping the future of education
  Andy Carvin
  Michael Wesch
  Henry Jenkins
  Lawrence Lessig
  Jeff Jarvis
  George Siemens
  Those were some of my heroes lined up at TEDxNYED, the independent TED event held in NYC, on March 6, 2010, a beautiful if cold spring day. Now all the videos are [...]

• education, manifesto-elearn, web-20, web-edu

  Rock Band Academy

  11.12.09 | Permalink | Comments

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  The more I teach… and the more I see and use technology within education… the more I get anti-teaching.
  This technology business and all my active involvement with Web 2.0 and education stuff have taught me a few things, I believe. In a few words, I’m thinking and thinking these days that education done [...]

• manifesto-elearn, media, web-edu

  Online learning more effective than face-to-face learning

  07.01.09 | Permalink | Comments

  Digizen published a recent study sponsored by the US Department of Education which concludes that online learning is more effective than face to face “traditional” learning.
  A systematic search of the research literature from 1996 through July 2008 identified more than a thousand empirical studies of online learning. Analysts screened these studies to find those that [...]

• manifesto-elearn, web-20, web-edu

  We Are the Web, from LA!

  06.02.09 | Permalink | Comments

  Here’s the Web 2.0 presentation – Redondo Beach version, I did on 19 May 2009 for the TRIO Programs HOPE Conference. I enjoyed it so much, I embedded a few great videos (which do not seem to work well in SlideShare). Nevertheless, here is first a little video of the great Santa Monica pier with [...]

• innovation, web-edu

  Power to the People?

  01.26.09 | Permalink | Comments

  UoP
  The University of the People will open its virtual doors in April 2009 with just two BS Programs: Business Administration and Computer Science. They will be free (as in beer) and open to everybody on Earth with a high school diploma. All through e-Learning. Text will be open, and the software used will be open-source.
  The [...]

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