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Showing posts with label infographic. Show all posts
Monday, May 11, 2015
Personalized Learning: An Infographic
Here's a great infographic on personalizing learning! Enjoy!
Find more education infographics on e-Learning Infographics
Find more education infographics on e-Learning Infographics
Monday, February 16, 2015
Work Skills Your Students NEED for the Jobs of the Future
What will your students need to know in 2020? I found this fascinating infographic about the types of skills that the jobs of the future will require. What do you think of their findings?
Source: Top10OnlineColleges.org
Source: Top10OnlineColleges.org
Monday, June 9, 2014
Netiquette Infographic
Take a look at this great infographic on netiquette in online discussion boards. eLearningInfographics is generously sharing this for anybody who would like it. All you have to do is grab the code at the bottom. Go here to grab the code.
Find more education infographics on e-Learning Infographics
Find more education infographics on e-Learning Infographics
Monday, February 3, 2014
Will MOOCS Doom Online Education?
One question I get from people when they find out I am involved in online education is "Don't you worry that MOOCS will make you irrelevant?"
The idea of MOOCS is certainly intriguing. MOOCS stand for Massively Open Online Courses. They are built so that there can be unlimited students in it. They are usually free for students to take, although they do not have any college credit affiliated with them. As an instructional technologist, I have spoken to people who who are surprised that we have caps on the number of students we can take in our classes- their idea of online learning was MOOC style.
Here's a great infographic on MOOCS that explain why I personally think that MOOCS will not take over the current online education model, although I think they are an interesting experiment. Education is not attainable to many, many people in the world, but MOOCS have a substantial failure rate.
What's your take on MOOCS?
Source: TopCollegesOnline.org
The idea of MOOCS is certainly intriguing. MOOCS stand for Massively Open Online Courses. They are built so that there can be unlimited students in it. They are usually free for students to take, although they do not have any college credit affiliated with them. As an instructional technologist, I have spoken to people who who are surprised that we have caps on the number of students we can take in our classes- their idea of online learning was MOOC style.
Here's a great infographic on MOOCS that explain why I personally think that MOOCS will not take over the current online education model, although I think they are an interesting experiment. Education is not attainable to many, many people in the world, but MOOCS have a substantial failure rate.
What's your take on MOOCS?
Monday, November 4, 2013
How Three Different Generations Use the Internet
Go here to see a fascinating infographic on how three different generations use the internet. What could this mean for a community college, who serves many different age groups? What do you think?
Friday, March 30, 2012
Infographics in your presentations
Infographics in your presentations
This post on the Articulate website caught my attention since infographics have always intrigued me. It doesn't take great design skills to translate your data just some careful thinking and access to simple clip art, or maybe just simple shapes like circles and squares will do.
Check this out and look at your old Powerpoints to see if they might benefit from a visual boost.
If you want some direction or help, contact Roberta at 322-3271 or email me rsheahan@butlercc.edu
This post on the Articulate website caught my attention since infographics have always intrigued me. It doesn't take great design skills to translate your data just some careful thinking and access to simple clip art, or maybe just simple shapes like circles and squares will do.
Check this out and look at your old Powerpoints to see if they might benefit from a visual boost.
If you want some direction or help, contact Roberta at 322-3271 or email me rsheahan@butlercc.edu
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
A Day in the Internet
What do you do online on a daily basis? This infographic, A Day in the Internet, provides a peak into what many people do. Some of the information provided is amazing. For instance, iPhone sales outpace the human race?!
I was also surprised also to see that Pinterest is closing in on Google+ and LinkedIn for the number of different visitors. Hope your find this interesting. After opening the link, click on the graphic to enlarge it.
I was also surprised also to see that Pinterest is closing in on Google+ and LinkedIn for the number of different visitors. Hope your find this interesting. After opening the link, click on the graphic to enlarge it.
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