Sometimes a perceived advantage can be a disadvantage. In the story of David and Goliath, Goliath is an undefeated fearless giant war hero for the Philistines, who is defeated by a small agile Israeli boy, David. This story is often… Continue Reading →
“Can I afford training?” – a question often posed by small business owners aiming to improve their internal HR programs while also grappling with restrictive budgets. Small businesses have fewer resources, lower revenue, and restrictive funding opportunities when compared to… Continue Reading →
Green Education versus Educational Technologies In 2030, ecological disasters have become the new normal and young adults, already experienced environmental activists have urged various governments and institutions, with ardent support from environmentalists, to implement urgent and concrete sustainable actions through… Continue Reading →
Online education may look like a planet friendlier solution to reduce carbon emission resulting from less travels of students and educators as well as lower power usages from large school properties (Selwyn, 2021). Lower environmental impact studies such as Lane… Continue Reading →
https://techcrunch.com/2021/03/30/linkedin-adds-creator-mode-video-profiles-and-in-partnership-with-microsoft-new-career-training-tools/ LinkedIn, recently purchased by Microsoft, has launched Career Coach with a branded message under Higher Education Reimagined. The company claimed that its AI-based career app with embedded Microsoft technology features and links to Linkedin learning content will guide millions… Continue Reading →
Dr. Mary Kalantzis is a published co-author, professor, former Dean, co-founder, Board Member and MOOC instructor in the fields of learning and technology, education, cultural diversity and workplace culture. I was first introduced to Dr. Kalantzis’ work when I attended… Continue Reading →
Weller’s (2020) references to contractual obligations with vendors, file access limitation and a “good enough” (p. 64) Learning Management System (LMS) are some of the implications I captured from the author’s LMS chapter that still have relevance, not just for… Continue Reading →
Martin Weller provides a fundamental and fascinating overview of the past 25 years of educational technology. His chapter on the Web is the one I related to the most because of the amazement I personally experienced when I conducted my… Continue Reading →
Having the chance to ask questions to Dr. George Veletsianos on his research experience prior to starting his course is a nice bridging opportunity from the end of the Introduction to Research: Critical Reading and Writing (LRNT 522) course to… Continue Reading →
Having a good sense of orientation sometimes is not enough when walking in a forest you don’t know and therefore, a compass will decrease your chances of getting lost. A compass gives cardinal directions and functions as a pointer to… Continue Reading →
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