The MacArthur Foundation is sponsoring a competition for innovative Digital Media and Learning applications. I had learned of it through my colleague Derek Lomas who won last year for his Playpower project. This year the applications are posted online with open commenting. The word limit on applications is 300 words (not the abstract, the whole application) which makes [...]
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QCommons opens to all content areas
Today I rolled out a big update to QCommons, implementing support for many more content areas than Chemistry. The key new feature is groups. Each group has its own set of content, its own forums, and its own classification terms. (Because “rational” doesn’t mean the same in Economics as it does in Algebra.) Each group [...]
