Yesterday I finally took all of the cardboard boxes from the garage to the recycling center. After only four months (since moving here) I somehow managed to fill half of one bay. Arriving at the recycling center, I found ten or so large dumpsters with sliding doors in the lids. Looking to see which one [...]
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The LMS of today is too confining a virtual learning environment. Such closed systems lock out all but those officially enrolled in the course. The emerging LMS needs to accommodate others in addition to students and faculty, allowing learners to benefit from interaction with a broader network and community of practice. Last semester, as part [...]
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Earlier this month I attended the ELI 2010 Spring Focus Session – a 2-day virtual conference on mobile learning. We set up a viewing room on our campus for people to meet, watch the presentations and participate in the discussions. As with most conferences these days – virtual or otherwise – someone set up a [...]
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