Check out the supposedly responsive e-learning project – an iterative process, to say the least. eeh-english.page
A1: de facto m-learning
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Featuring original research and analysis on mobile and open learning published as Open Educational Resources (OERs) by professional educators enrolled in the University of British Columbia's Master of Educational Technology (MET) program. Browse and be inspired!
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Check out the supposedly responsive e-learning project – an iterative process, to say the least. eeh-english.page
Hello everyone! Welcome to movable feast week 7! We enjoyed working on our OER and exploring the topic “User Experience”. We mainly discussed user experience…
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For my analytical publishing project, I chose to analyze an educational tool I briefly used as a teacher during lockdown, when we returned to the…
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Bite-sized learning is also known as mircolearning. It has been a hot topic within the last decade because its compatibility with mobile learning. The short…
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As a technology coach in a K-8 school, I often encounter teachers asking where to start when it comes to coding, or are intimidated by…
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Google has always been a powerhouse, especially in the last 8-10 year when they developed a digital workplace for education. Before the pandemic, I was…
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As active users of the Internet, whether it’s for work or personal use I’m sure we’ve all encountered and laughed at a Meme in the…
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PhET Simulations Comparison PhET Interactive Simulations offered by the University of Colorado Boulder have long been used by science educators to provide demonstrations and experiments…
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Yes!! The BC Campus OER collection has a new site. If you are an educator in BC higher ed., you probably have heard of the…
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The world is at the environmental tipping point. NASA argues that between 1906 and 2005, the average surface temperature of the planet rose 0.6 to…