Tag Archives: online learning
Where Have You Been?
This is a question we have been receiving quite a bit lately. Many people have noticed that over the past months, Shawn and I have taken a hiatus from actively posting on the EDBuzz blog. This was at times unintended … Continue reading
Posted in Afterthoughts, The Web 2.0 Teacher
Tagged california charter schools conference, clara shih, communication, differntiated learning, edbuzz, education, Facebook, hybrid school, online learning, pollinate, projects, reflections, teachers, The Facebook Era, Twitter, Using Facebook to Improve School Communication, Web 2.0, where have you been?
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Cheaters Never Win
MIT professor David E. Pritchard conducted a recent study that analyzed cheating on homework in his introductory physics course. He arrived at some interesting conclusions. Chief among these, that cheating occurs about 50% more than is reported by students in … Continue reading
Posted in The Digital Principal, The Web 2.0 Teacher
Tagged cheat, email, ethical behavior, MIT, online, online learning, physics, plagiarism, pritchard, students, teachers, Technology
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New Moodle4iPhone
New Moodle app presents exciting opportunities for online learning!
Moodle Versus Other LMS Platforms
Jared Stein from the Utah Education Network compares Moodle with other popular learning management platforms and demonstrates its most important features. Check out Stein’s presentation ( it’s a bit long but a good view).
Posted in The Web 2.0 Teacher
Tagged e-learning, elearning, learning management system, lms, Moodle, online learning, Web 2.0
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Open Curriculum for K-12 Educators
Over the past few years, open curriculum has gained momentum in K-12 education. In the face of difficult economic circumstances, site administrators are finding their budgets squeezed by severe funding limitations. In response to these challenges, public school throughout the … Continue reading
Posted in Virtual Learning
Tagged Hippocampus, MIT, Moodle, online learning, open curriculum, open educational resources, Stanford, Virtual Learning, Web 2.0, Yale
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