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Focus on assessment from the Manifesto

By hamishma 28th August 2012 1st May 2019 0

Clara recently led an online seminar session, jointly for the Transforming Assessment / E-Assessment Scotland conferences, which focused on the Manifesto statements particularly related to assessment.  A recording of the event is now available online, and can be accessed via Clara’s own blog. The session was lively, with stimulating input …

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More on the emphasis on teaching

By hamishma 29th February 2012 1st May 2019 5

Another take from one of the contributors to the manifesto. First of all, let’s set aside the notion that people who are “teachers” are not simultaneously, and ipso facto, concerned with their own learning.  That said, they are also people who have chosen, or have been commissioned, to take some …

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Manifesto for Teaching Online

Welcome to the home of the Manifesto for Teaching Online. The manifesto is a series of short statements written by members of the Centre for Research in Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh. It was designed to articulate a position about online education that informs the work of the group and the MSc in Digital Education programme it leads. There have so far been two iterations of the Manifesto – the first in 2011, and the second in 2016. In 2020, a book that expands the text of the 2016 manifesto was published by MIT Press.

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