Originally posted by pshui on October 14, 2019 Hello everyone, my Analytical Publishing Project will focused on the development and integration of ai-powered chatbots in education. I…
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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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Originally posted by pshui on October 14, 2019 Hello everyone, my Analytical Publishing Project will focused on the development and integration of ai-powered chatbots in education. I…
By Derrick Cheung on September 14, 2019 In the past few years, games like Clash of Clans and Fortnite have exploded in popularity among school-aged children. These…
By Lori Jones on September 14, 2019 The trend toward 360 cameras and access to Virtual reality video on Youtube and other platforms has been the tip…
Original post by ryan.edtech on September 12, 2019 I’ve been working at a community level with other men for nearly 10 years to try to…
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Original post by ttrembl on September 27, 2019 According to Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) as of March 2018 there were over 600,000 veterans in Canada…
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Originally Posted by Stéphanie M. on 11 Sep 2019 Using virtual reality in medical education can provide alternative learning environments for busy professionals. Removing barriers to…
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Originally Posted by norah smith on 14 Sep 2019 According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, between 2016 and 2018 the opioid crisis was responsible…
Originally Posted by ttrembl on 23 Nov 2019 Hello, Here is a link to my forecasting project that examines the current and forecast technological state…
I once had a company that built the only wireless laptop in the world designed exclusively for K-12 education. This was years before the “one…
Is it that they’re not waterproof? Is it that they’re still so disruptive to traditional social interactions? Is it that you’re a cyclist (like me)…