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Jan 9, 2012

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3d anatomy, academic publishing, anatomy, assessment, augmented reality, constructive alignment, fair use, ipads, ken robinson, online learning, pinterest, publishing, sopa

The Human Anatomy, Animated With 3-D Technology http://t.co/6CBDJBW8 via @zite # Augmented reality lens from Microsoft and the University of Washington in the final stages of development http://t.co/kntfqjOx via @zite # Recently discovered #Pinterest and even though it’s not fully open to everyone yet, check it out for some inspiring pics… # Simple thoughts about…
Constructive alignment workshop

Sep 17, 2010

in Assessment, Education, Learning, PhD

constructive alignment, constructivism, Delphi, James Garraway, john biggs, lecturer, Level, structure of observed learning outcomes, teacher

Constructive alignment workshop – Dr. James Garraway I attended a workshop this morning looking at constructive alignment, with the view to relating it to the work I’ll be doing on my PhD next year. The second of my objectives is to do an analysis of our undergraduate curriculum and then do a Delphi study evaluating…