ISKME Blogs
Seven Tips for Using OER in Your Classroom
Open Education Resources (OER), like those in OER Commons, are part of a worldwide movement that is making educational content openly available to all. OER...
How can a relationship with industry impact what’s taught in the classroom?
How can students emerge from community college prepared for the workforce?
How can students jumpstart a career path...
Recently, there have been lively discussions among administrators and instructors on community college campuses about acceleration in developmental education courses. As a former post-secondary...
This blog post is also available on Completion Matters.
In financially tough times, is innovation in education possible? A May 10-12 meeting of the Communities Learning in Partnership (CLIP)...
Originally published on the College Open Textbooks Blog:
ISKME’s work in OER since 2005 has focused on identifying key opportunities for deepening the impact of OER adoption and use through research...
I recently started coding the BIF participant survey data using my typical method. I imported the data into excel, looked for patterns in the open responses, and developed categories based on...
When your search engine rankings decline how do you figure out why? Below is a set of questions that can help you to troubleshoot whether the drop in rankings was due to a change in a search engine...
As you enter the Big Ideas Fest 2010 through the main hallway you’re greeted by nine metal boards on wooden pedestals covered in colored paper and magnets. These are the Big Idea Fest’s Share-out...
The Open Education Models session at Wise 2010 had speakers from MIT, the Commonwealth of Learning (COL), and the Indira Gandhi National Open University. Much of the usual information was presented...
The traditional path for achieving success in the workforce is that as income increases with level of education attained. Students who complete high school and go on to complete a college degree will...
