Thank You & Summary of Week 12 Dear colleagues, thank you all for participating in our OER with such enthusiasm. We initially felt that Week 12, being the last week for everyone to work on assignment # 3, would perhaps mean a little less participation . . . on the contrary – we were pleasantly […]
Continue reading Thank You & Summary of Week 12 Dear … Posted in: Week 12: Masters of Educational Technology On behalf of the Week 12 Team, Denise, Lisa, Kim, Regen and myself, I would like to welcome you all to Week 12: Emerging Market Analysis of the MET program Graduate programs in learning technologies are an emerging market, our Week 12 endeavor is a form of meta-analysis as part of ETEC 522. Although there […]
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Danielle Dubien 10:59 am on July 24, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi Week 12 team,
Is this the correct link for the article by Sheets, Crawford & Soares?
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2012/03/higher_ed_business_models.html
mariefrancehetu 4:52 pm on July 24, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hello Danielle,
Yes it appears to be the correct link for the article. I clicked it and got the correct article. Is it not working for you?
Marie-France
Danielle Dubien 7:25 pm on July 24, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi Marie-France,
If you look at the third link on this page: http://etec522.weebly.com/met-market-success.html you’ll see it is the same as the first link instead of the correct one. (Sorry that the discussion here is about a mistake. I actually really like the OER! It has already influenced a couple of my course choices.)
Denise 10:37 pm on July 24, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
HI Danielle,
Thanks for picking this up. Glad you are reading the articles!
here is the corrent link and I have updated it on the site
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2012/03/higher_ed_business_models.html
Denise