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Downloading Cultures

Evoking associations with musty, forgotten archives and spiral notebooks in the field, anthropology doesn’t immediately come to mind as a discipline fully situated in the modern, wired world. On the contrary, anthropologists have been tackling the implications of technologies on ethnography with each new innovation, from handheld 16-millimeter film cameras and cassette tapes several decades […]

Virtual Labor Lost

The failure of a highly anticipated, multiplayer game shows the academic limits of virtual worlds.Read the Full Article

Video sites make science more accessible

Inspired by YouTube’s success, several new science video web sites have sprung up onlineRead the Full Article

World Wide Instrcutional Design

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Open Courseware Futures: Creating a Parallel Universe

Introduction: From Elite to Mass Higher Education A recent special edition of International Higher Education focused on the demographic trends associated with the emerging universal aspiration for access to higher education, and associated projections that global student numbers will almost double to reach 160 million by 2025 (Klemencic, M. & Fried, J 2007). In a […]

Adoption of educational technology ten years after setting strategic goals: A Canadian university case

Through surveys, focus groups and interviews, this study examines technology adoption at a large Canadian university ten years after setting a strategic plan, explores the interplay between instructors’ concepts of teaching and use of technology, and searches for the best solutions to help them use technology more effectively. Results showed that whilst 90% of respondents […]

Use and Users of Digital Resources

A survey explored scholars’ attitudes about educational technology environments in the humanitiesRead the Full Article

Illinois School Looks to Tech Tools to Teach

Morning Edition, November 29, 2007 · To see the future of higher education, look no further than your computer screen. Online education is growing at many times the rate of higher education overall, according to a new survey.Read the Full Article

Illinois School Looks to Tech Tools to Teach

Morning Edition, November 29, 2007 · To see the future of higher education, look no further than your computer screen. Online education is growing at many times the rate of higher education overall, according to a new survey.Read the Full Article

Reports reveal online learning’s successes, needs

NACOL sheds light on virtual schooling’s phenomenal growth … and need for regulationRead the Full Article