Author Unknown, Originally published on September 25, 2013 Originating with Skinner, Behaviourist theory proposes the analysis of observable and measureable behaviour (Standridge, 2002). If a…
Month: June 2020
Original post by christopher clarke on January 9, 2019 Storybooks Canada is a free educational resource designed through the UBC Faculty of Education. Check it out here: https://www.storybookscanada.ca/…
Original post by Alice Wong on September 17, 2017 The one thing I dislike about technology is the wide technological gap between individuals. While some families or…
Originally posted by kristie dewald on February 10, 2019 From my first year of teaching in 2007, my colleagues and I have been asking each other,…
Originally by sarah jones on June 23, 2018 For my A1 topic, I choose Kadenze, a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) that has not been…
A1: Mobile Crowd Sensing
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originally posted by cbrumwell on February 17, 2016 Crowdsourcing information is not is not a new idea. The Christmas Bird Count – an annual mid-winter…
Originally posted By michael cebuliak on June 10, 2018 I wish that my choice of app be considered in amongst a myriad of other mobile apps for…
Originally posted By vivien kamhoua on June 10, 2018 … How sustainable are the cognitive changes that mobile technology is bringing into education? With mobile devises, the…
By Tanya on June 24, 2018 For my Analytical Publishing Project I am focusing on using podcasts in formal education. To share this information with you I…
Originally posted by allison burnett on January 27, 2019 Exceptional students in need of individual education plans (IEPs) and accommodations/modifications are a segment that can greatly benefit…