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Tag Archives: Open Pedagogy
Why Open Matters
For myself, “open” covers open pedagogy, open education resources, and open textbooks. I think open education is one of the most significant things to hit education in 500 years – probably since the invention or the wide-spread use of cheap … Continue reading
Evaluating Online Courses: a prelude
This is the first of a seven part series examining how different institutions evaluate online courses. Each of the seven blog postings after this will feature a different rubric from a different institution for evaluating online courses. I am specifically … Continue reading
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Tagged assessment, elearning, evaluation, online learning, Open Pedagogy, qarubrics, rubrics
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Open Pedagogy at Tacoma Community College
Using Open Pedagogy to Reduce Social Learning Barriers for Students in the Global Discovery Program Christie Fierro Open Education Coordinator and Instructional Designer Tacoma Community College For the last 5 years, student groups have been coming over from the … Continue reading
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Tagged #opened15, creative commons, group projects, open education resources, Open Pedagogy
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What is Open Pedagogy?
I am really enjoying the “Teaching with WordPress Course.” It is beginning with the question “what is open pedagogy? I appreciate this. I kind of expected a course on setting up WordPress as an alternative to the LMS but we … Continue reading