Month: September 2012

Mobile platforms for video: understanding where and when

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See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 Not only are tablets emerging as a new class of devices in their own right, shipment numbers indicate that they might even overtake personal computers in the near future. In Q3 of…

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Technology Doesn’t Teach, Teachers Teach

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See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 Education is experiencing a seismic change. The chalkboard and print-based textbook classroom of yesterday is fast becoming the digital-whiteboard and e-book classroom of tomorrow. But as students across the country head back…

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Joomla 3.0 Beta1 Released! Time to start playing!

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See on Scoop.it – Just Joomla! What are the new features of Joomla! 3? – Incorporation of Twitter Bootstrap into a jui media package.– A new responsive administrator template–Isis– and interface.– A new front end template–Protostar– built using…

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Why HTML5 is in trouble on the mobile front

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See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 Summary: HTML5 promises great things for smartphone developers, but is yet to deliver in full. That leaves developers with a tricky choice: to build for openness or go with what works now….

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The Sad Reality Of Education Technology

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See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 In case you haven’t noticed yet, we are in the midst of the largest technological revolution in decades. The proliferation of wireless computing and personal technological devices capable of accessing the world…

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Connectivism and MOOCs

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See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 A diagram of the influences on the development of connectivism and MOOCS that also shows the influence of connectivism and MOOCs on subsequent developments. See on www.flickr.com

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Diaspora Will Now Be A Community Project

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See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 When we started Diaspora two years ago, the project kicked off with amazing reception and support from people that believed in our ultimate goal: giving users ownership over their data. It’s a…

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Stanford Creates Vice Provost For Online Learning To “Fundamentally Reshape Education” | TechCrunch

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See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 Stanford University announced the creation of an Office of the Vice Provost for Online Learning today, appointing computer science professor John Mitchell as the office’s inaugural head.   In the past 20…

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10 things you need to consider when implementing Moodle

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See on Scoop.it – Moodlicious I had not time to complete a 10 lists of 10 for the earlier post, so here is another 10 “list” about Moodle 10 things you need to consider when implementing Moodle. See…

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