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It is June 10, 2030, and in Santon Downham, West Suffolk, United Kingdom, nine-year-old Oliver is busy in front of his computer completing his final weeks of third grade online. Since starting school three years ago, he has only finished… Continue Reading →
Video debate with Nicole Croft arguing the topic, “Digital Badges render Degrees Obsolete”
Technology has drastically changed since 1994, with advances that had not yet been imagined at the time that Clark (1994) and Kozma (1994) wrote their respective papers. Weller (2020) outlines the numerous technological advances that have been introduced since, such… Continue Reading →
When I first started in the Master of Arts in Learning and Technology (MALAT) program, one area of interest that struck me almost immediately was equity in digital learning. Early on, I came across a series developed by Stanford University… Continue Reading →