It’s almost the end of term. We’ve started marking the blogs using BAM and not surprisingly some rough edges are showing. Things to look at Merging feeds Currently BAM simply copies over the local mirror of the feed with the new one. This causes problems because WordPress, and likely other providers, only provide a feed […]
Daily Archives: October 25, 2006
At the Plagiarism Conference 2006 Baroness Ruth Deech, the first Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education gave a presentation which has been widely reported on the Web and in the press. It was interesting to note that the conference was co-sponsored by Turnitin’s UK arm. Rather than sound entirely negative the conference proceedings are online and, […]
LMS adoption decisions are made by people. LMSes are used by people. The nature of those people who they are, how they think and what they believe, amongst other characteristics, have a significant impact. They myth that people are rational Extensive research shows that our brains have certain hardwired propensities that might be exploited. For […]
While elearning is still relatively new there has been significant levels of implementation and research around elearning. It seems fairly obvious that any LMS adoption process should make use of the knowledge generated by this past experience. The categories within this missing P include: Quality benchmarks eLearning Maturity Model Quality benchmarks A research project, funded […]
