If you’ve been to an plenary session or keynote on education research chances are you’ve heard of Pasteur’s Quadrant. It’s the idea that basic science (e.g., Bohr) and applied science (e.g., Edison) can be brought together to have significant impact on society, as exemplified in Pasteur’s prodigious contributions. Which quadrant should education research target?
Research in open education and education research in the open.
Twitter: aleahmad- @flashcatalyst I like Flash Catalyst beta 2 except it may be the slowest app I've ever encountered. Will the release leave out the molasses?
- @dmlComp Search tags for latest submissions aren't working. e.g. "ubiquitous" http://j.mp/bFEQEE on Qrumbs http://j.mp/c0SYn8
- Privacy perils of school-supplied laptops, RT @bp: turning on a student's webcam at home without knowledge? NOT ok. Ever. http://is.gd/8EN5E
- story of Qrumbs: Collaborative reflective learning and self-assessment on any web page http://j.mp/dtVONa HASTAC/MacArthur #dmlcomp
