Campus Technology: AAEEBL: It's All About Evidence-Based Learning--Supported by ePortfolios

Strategic Discussions on Technology

2/15/2012

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AAEEBL: It's All About Evidence-Based Learning--Supported by ePortfolios
ePortfolio technology is maturing and opening up the potential for evidence-based learning. The Association for Authentic, Experiential, and Evidence-Based Learning (AAEEBL) was established three years ago to provide a "home" and focal point for the community as the technology and related education practices evolve. Here, Executive Director Trent Batson gives CT an update on AAEEBL and on the ePortfolio marketplace.
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Worth Noting

U Cincinnati Chooses Electronic Text To Reduce Student Costs
Beginning this fall as many as 5,000 students taking an introductory psychology course at the University of Cincinnati (UC) will be able to access their textbook online for free.
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Moore College To Distribute iPads to New BFA Students
A Pennsylvania arts college, in partnership with Apple, will deploy free iPads to new Bachelor of Fine Arts students beginning with the fall semester.
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Ball State Seeks Improved Student Retention with CRM
Ball State University is seeking to boost retention with the adoption of a constituent relationship management platform and fundraising suite.
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U Puget Sound Adopts New Operations Management Applications
As part of its "Optimize Puget Sound" initiative, the University of Puget Sound is overhauling its student, financial, and human resources systems.
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Faculty Project Offers Free Online Courses
Udemy has launched the Faculty Project, a new Web site designed to offer free college-level learning to people from around the world.
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Pearson Tackles Workforce Readiness
Two companies are teaming up to deliver market research about job prospects and the curriculum that's needed to teach the required skill sets outlined in that research.
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Questia Library App Now Available for iPad
Questia, an online research tool for students, has launched a new version of its free Questia Library app to make it compatible with the iPad.
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