A review of a Harvard/MIT research paper on edX MOOCs
Ho, A. et al. (2014) HarvardX and MITx: The First Year of Open Online Courses Fall 2012-Summer 2013 (HarvardX and MITx Working Paper No. 1), January...
MOOCs, Norway, and the ecology of digital learning
© Ron Niebrugge, 2013 MOOCs are just one species in the online digital forest - and a big and clumsy oneEarlier this week I...
Conference on research into MOOCs
What: MOOCs and Emerging Educational Models: Policy, Practice, and Learning
Aim: to explore the progress and possibilities in the development of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)....
Tom Carey’s reflections on the HEQCO report on online learning and productivity: 1-Catching a...
Carey, T., & Trick, D. (2013). How Online Learning Affects Productivity, Cost and Quality in Higher Education: An Environmental Scan and Review of the...
A review of the HEQCO report on productivity and quality in online learning in...
The view from HEQCO, TorontoCarey, T., & Trick, D. (2013). How Online Learning Affects Productivity, Cost and Quality in Higher Education: An Environmental Scan...
Conference on science education at Western University
I was at the Western Conference on Science Education on July 10-11. I gave a a public lecture on designing teaching for 21st century...
IRRODL, Vol. 14, No. 1 now available
IRRODL (International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning), Volume 14, Number 1 is now available, for free downloading as open educational resources.
This...
Harvard’s current thinking on MOOCs
John Harvard's Journal (2013) Online evolution accelerates, Harvard Magazine, March-April, 2013
This article provides an insight in the thinking and plans for Harvard's use of...
No. 3 aha moment: asynchronous is (generally) better than synchronous teaching
In an earlier post, I listed the seven ‘aha’ moments that have been the most seminal ‘discoveries’ in my researching and working in educational...
No. 1 aha moment: media are different
© Open University 2013
In a previous post, I listed the seven 'aha' moments that have been the most seminal 'discoveries' in my researching and...