Thanks to @cj13 for the heads up about the EDUCAUSE analytics sprint in the midst of moving, conferences, end/start of term and grant writing I missed it. Found it interesting that the first thing the struck my eye was a link to this discussion titled “Faculty need how-to information for the data they do have”. […]
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Today marks the formal start of the process of re-designing the course EDC3100, ICTs and Pedagogy. This afternoon is the first meeting with the LITE team (Learning Innovation Teaching Enhancement) and I need to get my head around the process and think about what might make sense to do. Where are the really good examples? […]
Another task for today is to put some finishing touches on an application for an OLT grant around learning analytics. The project – some early thinking shown here – is coming together nicely, but could always be better. Some good feedback from Rob Phillips reminded me about what the Horizon Report for Australian Tertiary Education […]
The reflections on my couple of days at the PLE Conference in Melbourne will have to wait a couple of days. Semester starts on Monday and I have some course preparation to engage with. The following is an attempt to capture some thinking about the re-design of the Weekly Ramble The old ramble Essentially a […]
After a week of increasingly intermittent engagements with Twitter I stumbled back into the Twitterverse this afternoon and one of the first things I see is this post from @marksmithers. It is Mark’s response to the call for help from @courosa for his keynote at the Melbourne PLE conference next week. Alec’s question is Why […]