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Pedagogy

The "Pedagogy" category covers the craft and science of teaching, particularly with technology.

 


 

The Billion Dollar EdTech Platform Hole

By Curtiss Barnes. Posted on August 4, 2020

Actually, make those plural: billions, holes

The Christensen Institute’s Calbright Position is Dangerously Dogmatic

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on March 29, 2020

It’s time to lay an unsuccessful idea to rest.

The Content Revolution

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 11, 2019

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Content as Infrastructure

In all the many discussions about the technological advancements in courseware, from learning analytics to adaptive learning, we are missing the invisible yet critical and ubiquitous revolution in content design that makes all the technological advances possible.

Online Course Design Rubrics, Part 3: Now what?

By Kevin Kelly. Posted on March 21, 2019

Online Course Design Rubrics, Part 3: Now what?

Online Course Design Rubrics, Part 2: So what?

By Kevin Kelly. Posted on March 20, 2019

Online Course Design Rubrics, Part 2: So what?

Online Course Design Rubrics, Part 1: What are they?

By Kevin Kelly. Posted on March 19, 2019

Online Course Design Rubrics, Part 1: What are they?

Some Thoughts on OER

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on June 7, 2018

Open licenses, open scholarship, open hearts, and open wounds.

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