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Tag Archives: accreditation
Of kittens and tigers in open education (#oped12)
In a blog post in 2003, George Siemens wondered whether OER, at that stage, was not just (yet another) cute kitten. It is almost incomprehensible that one would find someone who does not love cute kittens, and therefore, by the … Continue reading
Fifty shades of grey in higher and distance education (#oped12)
Not a day goes past without someone, somewhere claiming a new form of higher and distance education whether it is a new type of Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), a Little Open Online Course (LOOC) or various degrees of for-profit … Continue reading
Posted in Oped12
Tagged accreditation, distance education, e-learning, education, higher education, LOOC, mobile learning, MOOC, online courseware, open distance learning, Udacity
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Going open in a cannibalistic world (#OMDE)
It was one of those conversations that left me uneasy and disturbed. The point of discussion was to what extent opening resources in distance education is viable, achievable and desirable in a highly competitive higher education landscape. To what extent … Continue reading
Posted in OMDE601
Tagged accreditation, Creative Commons Licence, distance education, e-learning, higher education, OER, open distance learning
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Confronting the empire: accreditation and validation of research in higher education (#change11)
[Image retrieved from http://tinyurl.com/786af4q, 31 January 2012] While this week is a “break” week in the change mooc, I decided to reflect on the article to which I referred last week – Rhoades, R.A. 2011. The U.S. research university as … Continue reading
Posted in Change.mooc.ca
Tagged accreditation, higher education, National Research Foundation, research, Robert A Rhoads, technology, validation
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The social capital of accreditation in higher education (#change11)
[Image retrieved from http://www.businessearth.com/social-capital-understand-grow/ 25 January 2012] Following from this week’s post “The selfish giant and the unlocking of the gates of higher education” and the discussions that followed from it; I realised that there is more to the issue … Continue reading
Posted in Change.mooc.ca
Tagged accreditation, higher education, social capital, South Africa, unemployment
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