Organizational Issues, Teaching and Learning

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ELI Podcast: Connectivism

Created by Gerry Bayne (EDUCAUSE) on January 29, 2008

In this 58 minute podcast, we feature a session by George Siemens, Associate Director for the Learning Technologies Centre at the University of Manitoba, entitled, "Connectivism". This speech was recorded at the ELI 2008 Meeting in San Antonio, Texas.

The waves of technological and social change have eroded the effectiveness of traditional views regarding what, how, and why to educate. To effectively educate learners, fundamental assertions need to be rethought: the design of schools and curriculum, the nature of knowledge in a connected world, the relationship between educator and learner, the means and methods of authenticating information and knowledge, and, perhaps most significantly, what it means “to know” in complex, rapidly developing, and chaotic environments. This session will present connectivism as a theory of learning that can bridge the rift between traditional and new educational approaches to prepare learners for the tomorrow they will inherit.

 

Rethinking Academic Technology Leadership in an Era of Change

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Title:Rethinking Academic Technology Leadership in an Era of Change (ID: EQM0814)
Author(s):Mike Albright (Dakota Wesleyan University) and John Nworie (Kent State University)
Origin:EDUCAUSE Quarterly Articles (02/13/2008)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

The senior academic technology officer provides leadership across instructional technology initiatives, yet few campuses have a SATO position in place.

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Dr. Mashup; or, Why Educators Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Remix

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Title:Dr. Mashup; or, Why Educators Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Remix (ID: ERM0740)
Author(s):Brian Lamb (The University of British Columbia)
Origin:EDUCAUSE Review Articles (07/06/2007)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

What are mashups? How can they be used effectively in higher education teaching and learning? And what are the implications of this content/data reuse for IT and other campus administrators and policy-makers?

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Plagiarism Prevention Services at UMass Amherst

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Title:Plagiarism Prevention Services at UMass Amherst (ID: CSD4939)
Author(s):Marilyn S. Billings (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Origin:Contributed by Organizations or Campuses (2007)
Type:Web Sites
Abstract:This is UMass Amherst library web page describes plagiarism detection services available to the school's faculty.
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E-Learning at a Crossroads—What Price Quality?

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Title:E-Learning at a Crossroads—What Price Quality? (ID: EQM0724)
Author(s):Stephen R. Ruth (George Mason University), Martha C. Sammons (Wright State University), and Lindsey Poulin
Origin:EDUCAUSE Quarterly Articles (2007)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

For distance learning to flourish, higher education must address several challenges, including volume versus quality.

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Top 10 Challenges of the Academic Technology Community

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Title:Top 10 Challenges of the Academic Technology Community (ID: MWR07059)
Author(s):Dennis A. Trinkle (Valparaiso University) and John P. Campbell (Purdue University)
Origin:Presented at Midwest Regional Conferences (03/12/2007)
Type:Presentations/Speeches
Abstract:Within the past couple of years, teaching and learning has fallen from the CIO's top 10 list. This session will examine the 10 most pressing challenges within teaching and learning. Members of the EDUCAUSE Advisory Committee for Teaching and Learning will provide insights into each of these issues and a look into possible future efforts.
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ELI Innovations & Implementations—Student Success Initiative, Montgomery County Community College

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Title:ELI Innovations & Implementations—Student Success Initiative, Montgomery County Community College (ID: ELI5018)
Origin:Contributed by EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (2006)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Montgomery County Community College is using technology to create a culture of evidence, drawing on campus-wide data and sharing information with other institutions to increase student retention. MCCC is mining campus information systems for performance indicators to better identify which students will need academic intervention so that programs can be devised to help them succeed.

ELI's Innovations & Implementations series highlights innovative teaching, learning, and technology practices in higher education. Each Innovations & Implementations piece provides a practical overview of an innovation, focusing on its significance and implementation issues. Use Innovations & Implementations to explore innovative practices that might be of value to your institution.

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ELI Innovations & Implementations—Ancient Spaces, University of British Columbia

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Title:ELI Innovations & Implementations—Ancient Spaces, University of British Columbia (ID: ELI5012)
Origin:Contributed by EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (2006)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Students learn about antiquity by using the Ancient Spaces application to build 3D virtual models based on architectural plans and the latest archaeological reports. Ancient Spaces involves undergraduates directly in the kinds of research required to reconstruct sites. It also encourages cross-disciplinary collaboration and communication with cultures beyond the university.
ELI's Innovations & Implementations series highlights innovative teaching, learning, and technology practices in higher education. Each Innovations & Implementations piece provides a practical overview of an innovation, focusing on its significance and implementation issues. Use Innovations & Implementations to explore innovative practices that might be of value to your institution.
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ELI Innovations & Implementations—DukeCapture: Automated Classroom Lecture Recording

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Title:ELI Innovations & Implementations—DukeCapture: Automated Classroom Lecture Recording (ID: ELI5011)
Origin:Contributed by EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (2006)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Duke University is developing DukeCapture, an automatic lecture recording service. It will allow instructors to easily record audio, video, and visuals from a lecture, knowing that the files will be available online shortly after class.

ELI's Innovations & Implementations series highlights innovative teaching, learning, and technology practices in higher education. Each Innovations & Implementations piece provides a practical overview of an innovation, focusing on its significance and implementation issues. Use Innovations & Implementations to explore innovative practices that might be of value to your institution.

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ELI Innovations & Implementations—DRE at Purdue: A Distributed Rendering Environment for Teaching Animation and Scientific Visualization

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Title:ELI Innovations & Implementations—DRE at Purdue: A Distributed Rendering Environment for Teaching Animation and Scientific Visualization (ID: ELI5009)
Origin:Contributed by EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (2006)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Purdue University's Distributed Rendering Environment (DRE) allows students to render 3D models and animations using grid computing. The DRE's long-term goal is to lower the threshold of entry into grid computing for students and faculty in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.

ELI's Innovations & Implementations series highlights innovative teaching, learning, and technology practices in higher education. Each Innovations & Implementations piece provides a practical overview of an innovation, focusing on its significance and implementation issues. Use Innovations & Implementations to explore innovative practices that might be of value to your institution.

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