Unfiltered
My raw notes from the last few days of reading..
- Conventions used in this course | JavaScript and jQuery
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- Okay, I’m 4% of my way through the JQuery course. The requirements were inaccurate. The teaching is minimalist, but too minimalist. Where I would love to have some external references to read up on references that are not explained, there are none. The advertisements are incredibly annoying – lasting about 20 to 25 seconds each. There is an offer to get rid of the ads, but it put me into a registration loop that I could not get out of until I realized that I couldn’t skip the ad without paying a fee. Continuing on…
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- Free Online Courses – List By Subjects
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- Whoa. I signed up, confirmed by email, now I am in and searching their courses database. Their are going to be offering all high school science subjects including physics. Interesting, will have to check back in about that.
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- JavaScript and jQuery Online Course
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- I really like the education level information provided..”Approximate FETAC Level: Level 5Approximate NQF Level (UK): Level 3Other: Higher High Secondary SchoolAge appropriateness: 16+ YearsMinimum Grade/Class Level: Higher High Secondary School”
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- Free Online Courses, Workplace Skills Training, Interactive Education and Multimedia Learning | ALISON
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- User Interface is definitely no SV style, but hey, they are an Ashoka awardee, and they actually have a business plan. Are they really generating that much revenue from the advertising that it is worth the cost in aesthetic? Had I not read about ALISON in the NYTimes I would definetely have navigated away as soon as I had arrived. Needs serious UI help.
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- Open Education for a Global Economy – NYTimes.com
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- Love the idea that ALISON makes vocational education accessible to women.
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- The first instance of real 21st century skills training with certification that I have seen.
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- ABC IT course used by HS teacher in NJ who plans to pay for the premium service so she can track student progress.
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- Harnessing the Power of Feedback Loops | Wired Magazine | Wired.com
- Silicon Valley Wary of Reality Series – NYTimes.com
- Knowmia – Thousands of Video Lessons on Every Subject
- Teachers Teaching Teachers
- WashingtonPost
- Classroom Clips | media for educators and students
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- Lots of short science history videos most from the same source
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- Displacement – Free Science Video by Brightstorm
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- Science lectures at Brightstorm are real teachers on film at a whiteboard. They are not going to be free after July 14, 2012
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- Famous Physicists – Biography.com
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- Profiles of famous physicists. Hooke, Einstein, Newton, but also Sally Ride from Challenger, Carruthers and Rosalind Franklin
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- Videos | Backpack TV
more great physics lecture resources.
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- Dude, lots of videos. Checked out the one from the Bozeman science teacher. Cool. Good job. I will never have to lecture again. Yeah right!
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- 35 Sources for Curated Educational Videos
- Johnny Mac Trick Shot Quarterback – YouTube
- The Story Behind UConn Quarterback Johnny McEntee’s Trick Shot Video | Larry Brown Sports
- FlippedLearning – EduVision
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- Wow. More videos for physics.
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- Free online tutorials for learning to use technology and ict in education
- Velocity and speed – Problems – IB Physics
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- An online textbook for physics costs $240 per year. Would be worth it if kids get to access as well – even if only to have the problems and solutions.
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