A nice source of learning science research papers organized into subareas. See https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XjNi9LqwqPqcYk8HP76kcpy638-K5tEM6HVlmi5_mGg/edit?usp=sharing
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This is extracted from How to Make Smart Choices About Tech for Your Course. While published in the Chronicle of Higher Education, it has not be reviewed. Resources What follows isn’t a definitive list but includes some of the most useful sources of information about choosing technology for your teaching. Websites Organizations and Conferences Books
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Nice article from the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Courtesy of : Julie A Miles, PhD. SVP Learning Sciences, Measurement & Analytics, Technology Solutions Group, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt The “Top 10” PDF is an internal handbook that is the basis for training that my Assessment Solutions & Design team provides to our Learning Architects (who create informal and formal formative assessments). The basis for
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Current students can access the Carnegie Mellon library (https://www.library.cmu.edu/) to see if books for your courses are freely available online. You will need to have an Andrew ID to download available books. Books that are available online as of this writing include: Other textbooks available (not currently used in courses, but very good resources):
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The timeline and instructions for making course changes, including adds, drops, withdrawals and pass/no pass (P/NP) elections, can be found at https://www.cmu.edu/hub/registrar/course-changes/. This includes instructions for using vouchers to either drop a course or elect to take a course as pass/no pass after the deadlines. To see the current add/drop dates, please refer to the
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If you want to take courses that are not in the approved METALS elective list, you must email metals-help@cmu.edu with the following details: We will check with the Program Director and let you know if the course is approved or not. Taking unapproved electives will not count towards your degree. To graduate, keep in mind that:
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OPINION | HIGHER EDUCATION https://www.edsurge.com/news/2019-10-31-as-the-microcredential-market-booms-don-t-forget-the-learner As the Microcredential Market Booms, Don’t Forget the Learner By Kathleen deLaski Oct 31, 2019 TWEETSHAREEMAIL I still remember the day in 1999 when, as a Product Director at AOL, I was invited to brainstorm our approach to the hot new thing consumers wanted: Search. There were no competitors in those heady
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