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The linked article covers the story of a “school without teachers.” According to the story, the school exists as a place for grouped computer-based instruction. Students must compete for spots and, if they get in, will predominantly spend their days learning to code.…
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Loading...Did you know that people spend more time on mobile apps than they do browsing the web?
The popularity of mobile technology continues to grow, and it’s a powerful trend that presents opportunities for learning made ……
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July 1-28, 2013; Participants will explore (and experiment with) game elements to create engaging learning environments.
Faculty eCommons community member Rob Power reflects on his participation in the ……
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This MOOC introduced instructional design principles for teaching with mobile technology, which is a growing and powerful trend because people spend ……
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In 2011, an extra 6 million people in the UK used their mobile phone to access the Internet than reported in 2010, and the rate of growth in the use of this technology was fastest among those aged 16 to 24.…
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