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The New Media Consortium’s Horizon Report for higher education* just derived eighteen concepts for its upcoming report. A quick note before approaching these: remember that the technology items are only 1/3rd of the current report. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). LearningAnalytics & Adaptive Learning.
Expect them to be reported on enthusiastically in 2015 conferences. I haven’t mentioned anything about on-campus educational technology mainly because I’m almost entirely focussed on wholly online learning now. If I was asked I would say that the BYOD trend will continue to increase. What will be less big in 2014?
Technologically-based tools provide opportunities for students to learn both in and out of the classroom. The use of technological innovations such as cloud computing, mobile learning, bring?your?own?device Social learning networks, e?portfolios, Several tools are explicitly designed to support teachers.
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Expect them to be reported on enthusiastically in 2015 conferences. I haven’t mentioned anything about on-campus educational technology mainly because I’m almost entirely focussed on wholly online learning now. If I was asked I would say that the BYOD trend will continue to increase. What will be less big in 2014?
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