"Like most institutions, Harvard University -- ignoring its own business school’s predictions -- failed to get ready for the new digital economy, leaving it exposed to OPMs to fill the gap. Robert Ubell presents a cautionary tale ..."
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"Richard F. Thomas teaches a freshman seminar about Mr. Dylan. Here’s a look inside the class and his take on the Nobel Prize in Literature ..." 
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"Last month, Brennan Barnard, a college counselor at a private school in New Hampshire, wrote a piece on how the college admissions process for many students had become something akin to The Hunger Games ..."
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"I have been a fan of Visible Thinking Routines which were developed by Project Zero from Havard, for a while now. I have used these routines with students, as blogging routines and in professional ..."
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"The Woodberry Poetry Room at Harvard University is using new technology to bring back old sound recordings of poets from the 20th century ..."
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"Digital Access to Scholarship at Harvard, a free and open portal for the University’s peer-reviewed literature, is drawing more worldwide downloads than ever ..."
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"Harvard wanted non-U.S. business students to read its classic Apple case study. So it made the story into a manga ..."
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"MIT and Harvard University today announced the release of a series of working papers based on 17 online courses offered on the edX platform ..."
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"The Harvard Graduate School of Design has announced a new, free online course entitled "The Architectural Imagination." Taught by the school ..."
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"The Harvard researchers evaluating DreamBox Learning start their study bluntly: "There is little evidence yet that educational software is actually helping students progress more rapidly." Maybe, if we’re looking on the bright side ..."
Ashley Mendez Martinez's curator insight,
January 30, 9:24 PM
Educational platforms can be an essential tool to the educational gap. The consistency of using the platform will result of a more positive outcome and the student will be getting more out of the platform in this case DreamBox. The consistency and repetitive lesson will allow extra practice in the skills that students are working on. The correct implementation of the platform will determine the success rate in your classroom.
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"Higher education in the digital age is radically remaking the models by which it delivers its content, the leader of a higher education technology association said ..."
James J. Goldsmith's curator insight,
March 29, 2015 10:48 PM
From the article: "“It’s not just about digital. We are all present, and you’ve got millions of minds in the world. It’s higher education in the connected age, where we can connect with anyone and anything, anytime, for different purposes,” she said. “If we’re smart about how to marry the digital with the best of what we do face-to-face, education will move to a new level for everyone.” Provocative ideas worth investigating.
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"Mike Rubenstein has created a low-cost robot called AERobot, specifically designed to teach middle school and high school kids the fundamentals of robotics ..."
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"In moving into online education, Harvard Business School discovered that it isn’t so easy to practice what it teaches ..."
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"A Harvard University research center that studies the impact of cyberspace on life has turned its attention to student privacy, in both K-12 and higher ed ..."
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"...Framing his remarks, Bok said it was easy to decide which theme to pursue in thinking about the future of universities: “In the long history of higher education, no development since the printing press has had as much power to transform universities as the computer and the related innovations we call information technology.”
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