Coming out of school as a Ph.D in instructional technology, I had accumulated quite amount of reading (if not knowledge) of psychology, education, and sociology. However, how much you should know about technology? As a researcher of human learning, what … Continue reading
MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) has gained a lot of attention since 2011 and it was really really “hot” in 2012. Although the temperature of this topic has dropped in 2014, the market revenue mechanism seems getting more mature, based on my … Continue reading
It is the summer, May 2. I feel refreshed and want to do something every morning when I woke up in the past two days. I think it is the time for me to start my IT blog resolution. I … Continue reading
I had this great opportunity to facilitate this grant retreat last week. This is a collaborative grant between UGA, GAtech, and NSF. The purpose is to develop models for students with disabilities to learn in Second Life at secondary, post-secondary, … Continue reading
The past Friday, I went to Greene County Middle school with Z and S. The teacher was doing a wireless grant in her classroom, and she hoped we went there to observe her and give and some suggestion. We went … Continue reading
I am helping with evaluating these applications from k-12 schools of GA. This process teaches me a lot. I know what this type of application should look like now. I know how different those application proposals could be when they … Continue reading