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Why you should do design based research (DBR)
By Terry Anderson January 20, 2015 - 7:03pmIn this post I’ll review and respond to two useful posts by Rebecca Hogue - Why you shouldn’t do Educational Design Research Part 1 and Part 2. First of all I think the title is quite misleading, in that my reading of it...White elephants and other e-readers
By Jon Dron July 23, 2016 - 11:27am Comments (5)When I get new devices I tend to make notes about them: it's part of my tinkering approach to research, a way to explore the edges of the adjacent possible.Thanks @demetriosnAB for your generous offer. We completely misunderstood that you wanted to help...
By Jon Dron August 8, 2022 - 10:00amDear Demetrios NicolaidesYou say,“I’ve offered to provide any kind of assistance that the university needs. They haven’t asked for any.”This is very kind! I am sorry for all the very, very, very bad thoughts I have been...COMP 607 (pre-2015 cohorts)
COMP 607: Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Information TechnologyRaising the Floor - Making web and mobile technologies accessible to everyone
By Sandra Law 4 October 2013 @ 8:57amPosted to group: Accessibility at AUraisingthefloor.org - Raising the Floor is an international organization that was formed in Geneva, Switzerland, that is dedicated to making the web and mobile technologies accessible to everyone with disability, literacy and aging-related barriers, regardless of their...Microsoft Open Sources .NET, Saying It Will Run On Linux and Mac | WIRED
By Jon Dron 12 November 2014 @ 1:55pmwww.wired.com - This is a sign of what appear to be some remarkable seismic shifts at Microsoft. To be fair, Microsoft has long been a contributor to open source initiatives but .NET was, until fairly recently, seen as one of the crown jewels only slightly less...Effective Digital Learning Games Blend the Virtual and the Real, Study Finds
By Sandra Law 3 July 2015 @ 5:11pmPosted to group: Educational Games & Simulationsblogs.edweek.org - Looks at role that mixed reality games can play in collaborative learning in the K-12 setting.Communities we live in and serve: universities and places
By Jon Dron October 6, 2022 - 10:55pmVoluntourism, geoarbitrage, and digital nomadsReasons to be Cheerful is among my first ports of call for news most mornings because I hate to start the day on a negative or banal note. The news is mostly good, but it's never trivial, cute, or...
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