Tag Archives: educational change

Research Opportunities vs Teaching Load

Posted on December 3, 2009 by Mike Bogle

In the wake of my post yesterday I received a trio of comments that have each added a valuable insight to my present state of thought regarding the root cause of the relatively superficial usage of online learning environments we … Continue reading →

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Education at the fork in the road

Posted on November 12, 2009 by Mike Bogle

Following on my off-the-cuff post from last night I wanted to expand a bit on the nature of the discussion on open learning, and whether educational organisations and conferences, such as EDUCAUSE, have a duty or even moral obligation to … Continue reading →

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Educational Reform

Posted on October 21, 2009 by Mike Bogle

[Disclosure: My family and I are part of the homeschooling community.] A combination of a fairly feisty state of mind and George Siemen’s latest post on his Connectivism blog titled “Technologically Externalized Knowledge and Learning” has got me seriously riled … Continue reading →

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