Carnage? Hype? AI? What’s next…
Charmaine and Jennifer – Activity 5 From a professional perspective, as we are both instructors, AI is being integrated into the education and employment sector.… Read More »Carnage? Hype? AI? What’s next…
Charmaine and Jennifer – Activity 5 From a professional perspective, as we are both instructors, AI is being integrated into the education and employment sector.… Read More »Carnage? Hype? AI? What’s next…
When I started thinking about who to write about for this assignment, I wanted to be intentional about thinking beyond learning as its own distinctive… Read More »Judy Heumann
by Elizabeth Childs. Hi Everyone,Happy Friday! I hope you are having a great end to your week and looking forward to a lovely weekend ahead.I… Read More »Link to a LRNT 523 session from 2024 w Martin Weller – in case you are interested
My kid once wrote out, in cursive (bless him), “Goals are the fuel in the furnace of achievement”. I have no idea where he got… Read More »Activity 3 | The F word
Maybe not so much surprising as interesting, is that Weller (2020) reminded me in chapter 02 1995 that the web was an evolved system: … Read More »Activity 2 | Evolved System
by Elizabeth Childs. Hi Everyone,I hope this note finds you having a great week and enjoying immersing yourselves in the Great Media Debate ;)I just… Read More »A1 feedback – general summary and update
by Elizabeth Childs. I thought you would all like to read this – enjoy! https://drphilippahardman.substack.com/p/frontline-can-generate-your-course?publication_id=926556&post_id=215969409&isFreemail=true&r=2pzt0y&triedRedirect=true
An analysis of two corporate announcements nearly a decade apart. Although the technologies are different, the promises are similar.
Although the technologies have changed dramatically, the promise sounds familiar: give educators and learners better technology, and better learning outcomes will follow.
by Elizabeth Childs. Hi Everyone,Happy Tuesday! I hope you are all having a great week and I am really enjoying reading through the various debate… Read More »Tips from a former MALAT student who was a debate champion in his time 🙂