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Monthly Archives: February 2013
OER: Neuro-Cloud: a new model of textbooks
I am really excited about Neuro-Cloud. I heard about it in a tweet from Creative Commons this morning and went to take a look. This is a textbook that is being created by a community of neuroscientists who first began … Continue reading
Posted in connectivism, education, OER, Open education, Open educational resources, Open textbooks, Textbook
Tagged neuro-cloud, neurocloud
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The Trouble with College, Online or Off
There is an editorial in the New York Times entitled “The Trouble with Online College” this morning about online education. It argues that online education has high attrition rates and that students who are unprepared for college will not do … Continue reading
Posted in MOOC, pedagogy
Tagged DE101, Massive open online courses, online learning, online teaching
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MOOCs and Other Four-Legged Chickens
I have just moved to Humboldt State University. The college is fairly rural but we get a lot of folks from urban areas. I over heard a very interesting conversation between some students in the cafeteria. One of them was … Continue reading