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"In the 2017 national survey of online learning in post-secondary education, and indeed in the Pockets of Innovation project, serious games were hardly mentioned as being used in Canadian universities or colleges. Yet there was evidence from the Chang School Talks in Toronto earlier this month that there is good reason to be taking serious games more seriously in online learning ..." 
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"It’s summer, time for teachers to recharge their cerebral batteries. That could mean reading, going on field trips, spending time with online PLNs, or taking calls from family members who usually end up at voice mail ..."
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"Canadian academics tweeting during conferences have become embroiled in an online debate about who has the right to tweet each other's ideas..."
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"I delivered this talk today at the OEB MidSummit conference in Reykjavik, Iceland ..."
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"Social media has given educators the opportunity for self-directed, collaborative and connected learning. Network literacy , according to Eric Hellweg, requires a basic understanding of network ..."
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