Content Packaging IMS Content Packaging v1.2 Public Draft v2.0 specification describes data structures that can be used to exchange data between systems that wish to import, export, aggregate, and disaggregate packages of content. IMS content packages enable exporting content from one learning content management system or digital repository and importing it into another while retaining information describing the media in the content package and how it is structured, such as a table of contents or which web page to show first. The IMS Content Packaging Specification focuses on the packaging and transport of resources but doesn’t determine the nature of those resources. This is because the specification allows adopters to gather, structure, and aggregate content in an unlimited variety of formats. Content Packaging v1.2 is undergoing standardisation by ISO/IEC.
Plex - Download Page PLEX - Personal Learning Environment Download Page A screenshot of Plex in action PLEX has been developed at the University of Bolton by Phillip Beauvoir, Mark Johnson, Oleg Liber, Colin Milligan, Paul Sharples and Scott Wilson. Features Using Google Tools in Project-Based Learning Infographic Teacher Infographics Using Google Tools in Project-Based Learning Infographic Using Google Tools in Project-Based Learning Infographic Project-based learning is a dynamic approach in which students actively explore real-world problems and challenges and acquire a deeper knowledge. Project-based learning should be student-driven, with a real-world connection.
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Spreading activation Spreading activation is a method for searching associative networks, biological and artificial neural networks, or semantic networks. The search process is initiated by labeling a set of source nodes (e.g. concepts in a semantic network) with weights or "activation" and then iteratively propagating or "spreading" that activation out to other nodes linked to the source nodes. Most often these "weights" are real values that decay as activation propagates through the network. When the weights are discrete this process is often referred to as marker passing. Course Developer Manual We are here to provide full support and assistance as you: Integrate the required TN eCampus course design standards into your course designIdentify where to locate TN eCampus policies, guidelines, and standards for course developmentApply TN eCampus course design standards by performing a self-assessed course reviewReflect on the academic research base for TN eCampus design standards and their impact on studentsPerform the actions necessary to develop a course using D2L tools and widgetsUse feedback on course development progress The Course Developer Manual (link is external) addresses: Course Development StandardsAccessibility Standards and GuidelinesServices and SupportD2L Learning Management SystemDigital Media in CoursesInstructional Design/Pedagogy
Pricing A named user license must be purchased for each author to create content using Composica. Users that do not develop content directly, such as Reviewers and Viewers, may be added completely free-of-charge. Such users obtain the rights to view projects and assign tasks to other team members. Composica offers three licensing programs for Composica: Hosted (SaaS): monthly-based, hosted on Composica servers.
Middle Tennessee State University Introduction Responsibilities Getting Started Course Development Course Approval Course Development Fees Scheduling Faculty Hiring and Required Training Instructional Resources Instructional Best Practices Testing MTSU faculty may propose development of online courses for the TN eCampus which is an educational collaborative initiated by the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) with the purpose of providing a central resource for exploration of online undergraduate and graduate courses and programs developed by the system’s thirteen two-year community colleges and six universities. All information about online programs and courses offered by each institution is found at the TN eCampus website. TN eCampus uses a Master Course model in which a single course is developed and may be taught by multiple instructors from multiple institutions. Only approved (University Curriculum Committee or Graduate Council) courses are eligible for TN eCampus online course development. Faculty Course Developer