I am intrigued by this relatively new hype surrounding the Lecture Capture technology in education. I started digging, and I found a couple of producers of nice systems which do the job quite well. The job of recording a lecture, I mean, and providing students with an easy access point to the lectures they *missed* [...]
UPDATE on Invisible Learning/Aprendizaje Invisible, a wonderful bilingual project headed by Cristóbal Cobo, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales en México (FLACSO-México), and John Moravec, editor of http://www.educationfutures.com.
Their idea:
EXplore, eXploit and eXport innovative knowledge.
EXplorar, eXplotar y eXportar conocimiento innovador.
Participants will share great ideas about redesigning education to foster sustainable innovation and connect with the people making [...]
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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 [...]
The VIR-ED project is a research project looking at how we can adopt 2.0 thinking to creatively engage people in higher education learning and research.
Here’s a compelling video with a message: Viral Education 2.0
Two good things in one morning.1. Personal Learning Environment – A Conceptual Study – e-Learning Blog
“Personal Learning Environment – A Conceptual Study” presented by Martin Ebner et al. at the Special Track on MashUps for Learning (MASHL09) within the ICL 2009 conference. The Paper is here.
2. Insidious pedagogy: How course management systems affect teaching, by [...]