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eenie, meenie, miney mo! Which online class would you prefer?
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TED Talks & MOOC's: Ideas about learning, that are worth sharing
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Friendship, Fire, and the Return of the Same
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Reflections on the First Half of #FutureEd at Duke: The Here and the Not Yet
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The difficulty in rating transformational experiences
ICA Preconference: Innovation in Higher Education: Building a better future?
This pre-conference event, sponsored by the Gates Foundation, was announced on a listserv I'm on. I thought it would be of interest to the HASTAC and #FutureEd communities. Innovation in Higher Education: building a better future? Professor William H. Dutton, Ms Sarah Porter, Professor Grainne...
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The Online Education Revolution Drifts Off Course | NPR
According to the New York Times, 2012 was the year of the MOOC.
According to NPR's Eric Westervelt, 2013 might be called "the year that online education fell back to earth."
With criticisms mounting, MOOC providers are rethinking their platforms and searching for ways to provide the next iteration of online learning that provides more support and connection.
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