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As we move to remote learning much attention has been paid to teachers connecting with students, which is extremely valuable and important. In addition to teacher and student connection, peer colla… 
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"Online learning has become not only a common alternative to physical classes, but a well-regarded change maker in the education ecosystem. Not only does it eliminate the noise of who’s wearing what, disruptive students, and classes cancelled due to snow days, it is becoming the surest and easiest way to treat all students equally. The gregarious students no longer take over the class and the quiet ones are not ignored in their silence. The popular kid gets no more recognition than the wallflower. If you teach online, you know what I mean." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Mateo Montilla Cifuentes's curator insight,
March 7, 2020 1:36 PM
Its great that somebody write this down since it shed a ligh on the importance of teachers and their own formation specially to be updated with the latest technologies and how to implement them in the classroom. It is mandatory to educators to take courses and research about new techniques to introduce and adapt technology into their curriculum. Also i have to mention the importance of technology in the never ending globalized world and how deep is related with 21st century students.
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I was asked to present on teaching presence in online environments for a small conference of teachers in the Masters of E-Elearning program at Universitat Obert Via Ana Cristina Pratas, LGA, juandoming
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Responding to Covid-19: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Teaching Online
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It’s a classic human v machine scenario: as AI gets better at teaching and providing educational assistance, the question inevitably turns to whether and when human teachers will be replaced by computers. Via LGA, Carlos Fosca, juandoming
Carlos Fosca's curator insight,
October 11, 2016 9:45 AM
Una educación "buena, rica y barata" es posible si logramos ampliar las capacidades del ser-humano haciendo uso de sistemas de inteligencia cognitiva. No se trata de crear cyborgs (aún) sino de integrar en un sólo sistema las capacidades creativas, socio-emocionales y las tomas de decisiones de equipos de educadores y especialistas, con la altísima capacidad de análisis de los sistemas basados en inteligencia artificial. 
Ines Evaristo's curator insight,
October 11, 2016 10:02 AM
Si alguno tiene algún proyecto en marcha o idea de AI o TIC para mejorar el acompañamiento virtual del alumno, evaluación y retroalimentación de habilidades y competencias, analíticas de aprendizaje , etc. me gustaría contactarme. Este articulo futurista pero con necesidad de ir pensando/trabajando en esto es bueno. El docente siempre siempre siempre será necesario, pero podemos empoderarnos si utilizamos las tecnologías.
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