The main groups are listed in the far left column and each major element covering the same theme is on the row next to the major element.
If you roll over an element with your mouse, a window will appear above the table that provides a definition and often a reference source.
Thanks to Clayton W. Wright for passing on this fascinating link.
The MEIBL Workshop starts today. Looking forward to an exciting week.
Academics, in New Move, Begin to Work With Wikipedia – Wired Campus – The Chronicle of Higher Education via kwout
We all knew that this day would eventually come…
With Antic Improvisation, Professors Learn to Share the Classroom Stage – Faculty – The Chronicle of Higher Education via kwout
Ms. McGowan says, to help students prepare for a fluid business climate in which “within five years, they’ll probably be in a job that didn’t even exist when they started college.” That approach, she says, will require improvisational skills among instructors and students alike.
Philadelphia University plans to blend design, engineering and management into a new undergraduate program. Team teaching preparation is only part of the work that 12 faculty have undertaken over the past six months.
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Yes this is an hour long lecture on why you shouldn’t lecture but Donald Clark acknowledges this paradox in his keynote address at Association for Learning Technology Conference (ALT-C 2010) in Nottingham, UK.
