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- Massive open online courses : the MOOC revolution / by Kim, Paul(Hongsuk)(CARDINAL)408742;
Includes bibliographical references and index."Are MOOCs a catalyst for reimagining education, a sign of the increased corporatization of the education sector, or merely a well-publicized but passing trend? Massive Open Online Courses shares insights from multiple stakeholders on what MOOCs are now and could eventually become, providing those in higher education as well as K-12, military, government, and corporate training with an authoritative source on a wide range of key issues surrounding MOOCs. MOOCs, or Massive Open Online Courses, are a disruptive technology currently forcing a serious reconceptualization of accreditation, assessment, motivation and retention, technology-based instruction, and the overall student experience. In this timely volume, Paul Kim brings together experts from higher education, business, law, learning analytics and other relevant areas to provide an evenhanded, research-based positioning of MOOCs within the existing educational technology landscape and a base for understanding whether they could reshape the future of education"--- Subjects: MOOCs (Web-based instruction); Distance education.; Educational technology.;
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- MOOCs / by Haber, Jonathan.(CARDINAL)407460;
Includes bibliographical references and index.- Subjects: Computer-assisted instruction.; Distance education.; Educational technology.; MOOCs (Web-based instruction); Web-based instruction.;
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- Libraries supporting online learning : practical strategies and best practices / by Mune, Christina D.,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Part I: Facilitating Access -- What Is Online Librarianship? -- Understand How You Help: Evaluating Services to Online Learners -- Help Them Find What They Need: Making Resources Discoverable, Sharable, and Affordable -- Part II: Creating Community -- Help Them Help Each Other: Facilitating Peer Interactions and Creating Online Learning Communities -- Help Them Connect with You: Deploying Effective Online Communication Tools -- Part III: Building Engagement -- Help Them Help Themselves: Information and Digital Literacy for the Online Learner -- Keep a Digital Toolbox: A Bibliography of Useful (and Mostly Free) Tools for Supporting Online Learning."This how-to guide for librarians addresses all types of online learning, from hybrid courses to online PhD programs to MOOCs"--- Subjects: Libraries and distance education.; Information literacy; Web-based instruction; Libraries; Libraries and community.;
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