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Number 1 (43) / 2012
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What Can Traditional Colleges And Online For-profit Universities Learn From Each Other?
The author shares his thoughts on what he believes is a new kind of university is emerging in our time. It will have elements of a traditional brick and mortar university and elements of the digitally sophisticated online for-profits. In the article the author explains the concepts "for-profit" and "non-profit" forms of education and compares them of the basis of his own experience form his career in education.
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- E-Learning in CanadaThe comparison of the development of e-learning in the US and Canada shows that some differences can be observed but they are primarily in the national policy and political realms. » more
- Experience as the Foundation for Authentic Learning OnlineIn the following article the authors reflect on a teaching practice that combines a range of critical pedagogies as applied to an experiential instructional framework made increasingly richer and accessible through the use of new media. » more
- The Users’ Manual to the Unconscious MindOur discussions converged on how to build patient education systems that could provide ongoing support for self-management of chronic illness. Such systems could provide increased data collection on what a patient understood about their disease and how they acted to promote healthy behaviours, but would have to be implemented under strict conditions of protecting the privacy of the patient through access portals that had rigorous authentication barriers. » more
E-news
- MITx will offer a portfolio of MIT courses for free MITx will offer a portfolio of MIT courses for free to a virtual community of learners around the world. It will also enhance the educational experience of its on-campus students, offering them online tools that supplement and enrich their classroom and laboratory experiences. The first MITx course, 6.002x (Circuits and Electronics), will be launched in an experimental prototype form.
- 5 E-Learning Trends for Higher Ed Mobile devices, digital textbooks, online environments, and other e-learning tools have permeated every corner of higher education over the last few years and the trend is expected to continue. To get some insights into what´ss on the horizon, Campus Technology spoke with a group of academics and instructional technologists. Here are their five e-learning trends to watch.
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