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Universal Design and Accessibility for OnlineLearning. IOC Athlete MOOC via Independent. College Readiness Math MOOC. iTDI Summer School MOOC For English Teachers. DigitalBadge: Rockets to the Rescue! Managing Behaviour for Learning. National Science Learning Centre via Canvas.net.
For the past several years, onlinelearning in higher education has focused on delivering a highly structured learning environment. Kozlow et al (2015) suggests that in order for autonomous learners to be successful they must possess self-regulated learning (SRL) strategies. CC-BY by Oliver Clark on Flickr.
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