Making Digital History’s weekly links 06/14/2014

• Thanasoulas – What is Learner Autonomy?

  Tags: learner autonomy, resources, cognitive strategies, learning

• Ten Best Practices for Teaching Online

  Tags: resources, Judith Boettcher, online courses, online learning, online teaching, best practice

• Center for teaching and Learning – Syllabus Tutorial

  Tags: syllabus, syllabus design, teaching, tutorial, resources

• Meyer/Land – Threshold Concepts and Troublesome Knowledge:

  Tags: resources, threshold Concepts, troublesome knowledge, report

• Syllabus Institute

  Tags: syllabus, syllabus design, teaching, resources

• SYLLABUS EXAMPLE (CLASSROOM COURSE)

  Tags: syllabus, syllabus design, example, teaching, resources

• Gunn – Small group learning

  Tags: resources, small groups, teaching, learning, methods

• SYLLABUS EXAMPLE (INTERNET COURSE)

  Tags: syllabus, syllabus design, example, teaching, resources, internet course, online courses

• Institute for the Advancement of University Learning, Paper 2: Student Approaches

  Tags: resources, student approaches, learning, paper, learning approach

• The University of Nottingham – Small group teaching

  Collection of resources on teaching smaller groups

  Tags: small groups, resources, video, methods

• CRLT – Active Learning

  collection of resources

  Tags: active learning, resources, methods

• CRLT – Syllabus Design

  Collection of resources on syllabus design

  Tags: syllabus, resources, syllabus design, teaching

• Honey and Mumford — University of Leicester

  Tags: Peter Honey, Alan Mumford, resources, learning styles, Activist, Theorist, Pragmatist, Reflector

• Open Educational Resources | SPARC

  Tags: OER, open educational resources, resources

• Is Flipped Education Worth Flipping For? | K-12 Blueprint

  Tags: flipped classroom, Nancy Caramanico, survey, resources

• 5 Tips to Help Teachers Who Struggle with Technology | Edutopia

  Tags: edutopia, Josh Work, technology, resources

• OER |

  Tags: OER, open educational resources, video, resources

• Reading 2.0 | Edutopia

  Tags: blog, edutopia, Reading 2.0, Mary Beth Hertz, technology, reading, resources

• A Guidebook for Social Media in the Classroom | Edutopia

  Tags: Blog, social media, Vicki Davis, edutopia, resources

• Initial trends in enrolment and completion of massive open online courses – Open Research Online

  Tags: Open University, online courses, Katy Jordan, MOOC, resources

• Wiggins – Goal Of The Question

  Tags: resources, methods, questions, validity

• Feminist Theory, Online Action, and Networked Learning | DMLcentral

  Tags: MOOC, online courses, Blog, Howard Rheinglod, resources, Connected Learning, Digital Media, DOCC, technology, feminist theory

• How to Build an Open Learning Course – The People of P2PU

  Tags: OER, resources, open educational resources, slides, open learning course, Vanessa Genarelli

• Free Technology for Teachers: Best of the Web 2014

  Tags: resources, Richard Byrne, Best of the web, links, slides, technology, free technology

• MOOC survey: Students of free online courses are educated, employed, and male.

  Tags: MOOC, survey, Gayle Christensen, Brandon Alcorn, resources, online courses

• What Is The Role Of Content In Flipped Classrooms? – Edudemic

  Tags: flipped classroom, Eric Lam, resources

• Feeding Our Students’ Reading Interests with RSS | Edutopia

  Tags: Blog, edutopia, Troy Hicks, RSS, reading, Reading 2.0, students, resources

• honoria in ciberspazio – Students build their own questions for final exam

  Tags: resources, assessment

• Impact of Social Sciences – MOOCs must move beyond open enrolment and demonstrate a true commitment to reuse and long-term redistribution.

  Tags: MOOC, online courses, Leo Havemann, Javiera Atenas, Blog, resources

• ILIAS E-Learning – Benutzerdokumentation für ILIAS 4.2

  Tags: Ilias, Uni Mainz, resources

• What “Flipping” is Really About | Keep Learning

  Tags: flipped classroom, Jared Stein, Blog, resources

• Helping Students to Become Disciplinary Researchers Using Questioning, Social Bookmarking and Inquiry-Based Learning | Jamie Wood – Academia.edu

  Tags: Jamie Wood, resources, Social Bookmarking, Inquiry-Based Learning, Enquiry-based learning, questioning, survey, students, research skills, IBL, information literacy, digital literacy

• Petty – Teaching without talking

  Tags: resources, teaching, active learning, methods

• Center for Teaching and Learning – Gathering Student Feedback

  Tags: resources, feedback, student feedback, assessment

• Center for Excellence & Innovation in Teaching – Getting Feedback from Students

  Tags: feedback, student feedback, resources

• Teaching Resources – Getting Feedback

  Tags: feedback, student feedback, resources, methods, Brookfield

• The Economics Network – Getting Feedback

  Handbook for Economics Teaching Assistants

  Tags: feedback, student feedback, resources

• Subject Centre for History, Classics and Archaeology – Classics Seminars

  Tags: small groups, resources, seminar, methods

• The higher Education Academy – Assessment

  Tags: assessment, resources

• The higher education academy – Essays

  Tags: resources, essays, essay marking, assessment

• GDN Publications

  Collection of resources

  Tags: resources, methods, teaching, learning, Higher Education

• Carnegie Mellon University – The Syllabus

  Tags: syllabus, syllabus design, teaching, resources

• Wood – Group dynamics

  Tags: group, group dynamics, methods, IBL, Inquiry-Based Learning, resources

• Wood – Facilitation of Enquiry-Based Learning

  Tags: resources, IBL, Inquiry-Based Learning, methods

• Asking Questions to Improve Learning

  Tags: resources, methods, questions, Bloom’s Taxonomy

• McCormack – Plenary Selector

  Tags: resources, activity, methods, differentiation strategy

• Moss Pike – Gamification in Classics

  Tags: resources, methods, gamification

• Decoding the Disciplines

  Tags: resources, learning, decoding

• Kleiman – Tingle Factor

  Tags: resources, assessment

• Jackson – Creativity

  Tags: resources, creativity, Higher Education

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