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Course Creators Guide to Copyright and Intellectual Property

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Intellectual Property (IP) includes intangible creations such as inventions or ideas that may be eligible for certain legal protections depending on local laws or international treaties. Based on these factors, you can evaluate each situation on a case-by-case basis before deciding whether your use falls under Fair Use guidelines.

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Lingua Tweeta and other ideas

Learning with e's

Eventually I try some of these ideas out with my students. Often I share those ideas and outcomes on this blog. It's gratifying when people listen to these ideas, try them out and then come back to tell me how well they have worked. I know that many teachers reblogged the ideas, in many languages around the world.

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Engaging online learners 3

Learning with e's

Third comes Explanation - here they describe in deeper terms their ideas and provide other group members with more detail. Finally, Evaluation is where students place a value on the validity, reliability, veracity and relevance of their work. They may for example, elaborate on why their 'gold dust resources' are so useful.

Wiki 55
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Looking both ways

Learning with e's

Critical analysis is where students can understand several ideas or theories, and can show how they are related. Critical evaluation is where they take the synthesis (coalescence) of these ideas and judge their collective and individual worth, in the context of the essay question. But we can do much better than that.

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Python's got legs!

Learning with e's

It's a gradual process that takes the learner on a journey from simple to complex skills, enabling them to generate their own ideas and express their creativity as they proceed. My overall evaluation: Coding will become increasingly important in schools, thanks in part to software such as Python In Pieces. Python's got legs!

Mash-up 97
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Connected pedagogy: Shared minds

Learning with e's

Humans have an innate need to connect with each other, to share stories and ideas, learn from each other, to warn and to celebrate. Connected pedagogy also relies on establishing an environment that is characterised by meaningful engagement, participation, self expression, problems solving and peer-evaluation. Wheeler, S.

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Is there time for learning in the workplace?

Learning with e's

We will also examine the role new technology can play in promoting effective L&D and critically evaluate practices that are rooted in traditional learning/training environments. by Steve Wheeler was written in Plymouth, England and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0