Open education resources (OER) applications from around the world
This report gives a detailed description of OER adoption at 13 colleges and universities around the world, including UBC Vancouver.
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VR and AR: Learners as creators and world builders of our immersive future
This Educause Review article looks at student involvement and students as creators in AR and VR.
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7 things you should know about photogrammetry
Photogrammetry is “the process of using photographs of real-world objects to create digital 3D representations of those objects.”
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At MIT, it’s out with the old case studies, in with immersive ones
Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Case Study Initiative develops multimedia case studies that use videos, sound, photos and games.
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Will open online education disrupt the master’s admissions funnel?
Joshua Kim looks at the impact that MicroMasters could have on graduate programs.
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The propaganda behind personalised learning
English teacher and author Benjamin Doxtdator examines the popularity behind personalised learning.
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Equipping our next generation to communicate to the public
Concordia University has launched a new public scholars program where doctoral candidates will learn a range of communication skills that will help them share their research with a wider audience.
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Predicting 2017’s legacy
A panel of digital learning experts share their thoughts on significant digital learning developments from the past year.
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The new education: How to revolutionize the university to prepare students for a world in flux (video)
Cathy N. Davidson discusses current university structures and how universities can innovate and create a more student-centered approach.
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Supporting Indigenous students on campus: Finding the best approach
This article looks at what Canadian universities are doing to recruit Indigenous youth, as well as bring in more Indigenous content and programs into their offerings.
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