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For two decades, OER has stood for Open Educational Resources, a rallying cry for access, equity and the dismantling of barriers to knowledge. Yet in the shadow of artificial intelligence, some ...

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Students are already using AI, and they want to know how to use it ethically and effectively without compromising their learning and academic integrity. Right now, so much student use of AI happens in ...

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Find latest developments Understand the fundamentals of open educational resources Explore global applications and success stories Learn strategies to adopt, adapt, and create OER Anticipate ...

Packback helps educators manage and elevate the quality of online class discussions — often a challenge in asynchronous or large online courses — by incentivizing inquiry and critical thinking while ...

What if the future of education isn’t something that happens to us but something we actively design? What if we embrace our role as architects of the futures of education? Instead of another ...

Kritik.ai is an AI-powered peer assessment platform that automates the workflow of assigning, calibrating and managing peer reviews while tracking progress, engagement and feedback quality. An ...

This book explores some key developments in online learning – self-paced, adaptive instruction, competency-based learning, blended learning, learning analytics, and MOOCs – and their implications for ...

teachonline.ca was launched in 2010 as a resource for post-secondary faculty and instructors in Ontario to find the latest information on new technology and new developments in online learning, as ...

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