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Yale’s latest round of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) will provide learners across the globe instruction on legal concepts, negotiation strategies, and the details of 2008 financial crisis. Via EDTECH@UTRGV 
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Harvard develops the next big thing for online learning. Is this the real deal?
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"Openness is nothing like an absolute value."
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" Can ABE/GED students manage their own learning, or is facilitation key? How do subscription based learning programs and free online sites compare? Should learners only spend time doing NRS reportable tasks, or should teachers integrate a wider range of source materials and learning experiences? Do students learn better in a structured course, or when they are encouraged to explore? Which model of providing educational resources helps adult ed programs with retention and expansion?"Robinson Meyer Sep 11 2013, 4:33 PM ET
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I recently completed my first mooc, and I will soon receive the certificate to prove it. Many people don't think a certificate of completion means much, but this one will mean a lot to me. I put su...
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This visualization details some wonderful examples of what the future of online language learning will look like.
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online courses to anyone who wants to learn or teach
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Today's students don't need more technology; they don't need more PowerPoint and computer-based learning platforms. What they need are enthusiastic and talented and creative teachers and professors who see education not as a job but as a calling.
Patty Ball's insight:
interesting discussion - don't think that someone who has never taken a MOOC is qualified to pass judgement. There are good and bad F2F and online courses; the same for teachers; books, tech, etc., My last online course was the best course of any kind I have ever taken
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Through the final weeks of my Harvard MOOC experience, I learned a few things about setting rigorous expectation in a course, the value of competency-based grading (or “badges,” to fit the trending lingo), and how to plan for a final project that ...
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There is a great deal of energy, enthusiasm, and change happening in today's education sector. Existing and new education providers are leveraging the Internet, ICT infrastructure, digital content,...
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The next big thing in MOOCs will be 'on demand' learning.