Don’t confuse technology with actual teaching
Another voice that is sure technology won’t soon replace actual teachers. Pamela Hieronymi for The Chronicle of Higher Education....
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What exactly does being a connected educator mean for students?
As part of Connected Educators Month, High school English teacher Nicholas Provenzano shares his views on the value being a connected...
Read MoreOnline learning, teaching and misleading opinions
Michael Horn, for Forbes Magazine: A couple of pieces in the New York Times and Washington Post have attracted some attention over the...
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Let’s Get to the Bottom of #Edtech Hysteria - Shaun Johnson Common Core State Performance Standards See First Implementation In...
Read MoreAre online MBA programs the perfect vehicle for introverts?
According to a June 2012 Financial Post article by a self-declared introvert, online MBA programs are the “perfect vehicle for the...
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“Conventional” online universities consider strategic response to MOOC’s
Will the fact that there are now a significant number of heavy hitting universities offering full fledged courses online – free,...
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To earn classroom certification, more teaching and less testing
New York and up to 25 other states are moving toward changing the way they grant licenses to teachers, de-emphasizing tests and written...
Read MoreCould the online education craze end up leaving students behind?
Noliwe M. Rooks for Time Magazine on why she believes the craze will do just that. Share...
Read MoreWhy do students flock to MOOC’s?
MOOC’s, an acronym for “massive open online courses” are all the rage in education, but in a competitive job market...
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Seven ways to make the iPad better for education
Meris Stansbury reports on a readers survey for eSchoolNews. Share...
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