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- Technology Integration with Standards-Based eFolio for K-12 In-Service Teachers
- Artificial Intelligence: Machine Learning
- Rationale for using ePortfolios
- PennState's About ePortfolios
- ePortfolios and weblogs: one vision for ePortfolio development
- Portfolios to Webfolios and Beyond: Levels of Maturation -- EDUCAUSE Quarterly, vol. 27, no. 2 (2004)
- Artificial Intelligence: Natural Language Processing
- Artificial Intelligence: Introduction to Robotics
- E-Portfolios: The Tool that Can Increase Your Marketability and Refine Your Skill Development Efforts, ASTD May 2005
- Introduction to Computer Science: Programming Paradigms
- E-Portfolios as a Hiring Tool: Do Employers Really Care?
- Introduction to Computer Science: Programming Abstractions
- Connections Volume 3, Issue 3
- Online Degrees
US: ChitChat Joins the OER Movement
Educational Network Provides Free Environment for Course Content
By Dave Nagel, T.H.E. Journal
12/07
ChitChat has launched a new online tool for educators. Dubbed the "Educational Network," the service provides free online hosting for class Web pages and multimedia content and allows educators to share materials with one another.
Educational Network lets teachers create multimedia course content and share it with other teachers or with students via custom class Web sites. It includes free online space, tools for adding course materials and assignments, and grading capabilities, along with the ability to mail grades to students on an assignment by assignment basis.
"Most teachers want to make better use of the Web; whether it's to have their students take online quizzes or blog for class, or to share their course content with other teachers," said ChitChat founder Jack Phelps in a prepared statement. "But there's no simple way to share content, and they find that collecting work, evaluating it, and providing feedback via the Web is difficult if not impossible."
The Educational Network allows teachers to create their own materials and assignments (which can be copied and pasted from existing electronic documents) or to use materials provided by other educators. Those who sign up by Dec. 7 will be entered to win an XO laptop. Further information, including tutorials, can be found at ChitCh.at.
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- Clarity, creativity, and compassion are key characteristics for online learning instructors, says UCF researcher - Dennis Pierce, eSchool News