Monday, February 16, 2004|
Best Practice in Online Polling - Jim Klaas, IRRODL. Abstract: This report summarizes major polling design principles and practices, with particular emphasis on those affecting the integrity of online polls in distance education (DE). Specific consideration is given to the statement of polling objectives [Online Learning Update] [PubSub: "distance education"] 8:10:51 PM  comment []
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Amazon.com: Books: Design and Implementation of Web-Enabled Teaching ToolsAmazon.com: Books: Design and Implementation of Web-Enabled Teaching Tools - Exploring the myriad issues regarding web accessibility, this book specifically focuses on the design and implementation of web-enabled teaching tools. Educators from across the United States and Canada present their ideas on such topics as legal implications, overcoming organizational barriers, and course designs for the electronic classroom. Also discussed are special opportunities provided by web accessibility in education, such as web-based distance learning and teaching technology for blind or visually impaired faculty. 8:07:29 PM comment []
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Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A. Author/Speaker/Consultant - Distance-Educator.com. Note: I need to set something up with CODEc to get links like this to that site easily. 7:58:54 PM comment []
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Law schools brief ~ Conflict of interest? Former ABA accreditors seek accreditation as deans. Leading Monday's law schools brief, the Chicago Tribune offers a revealing report on the growing coziness between the American Bar Association and the administrations of fledgling law schools seeking accreditation. A number of the schools have taken to [.JURIST's Paper Chase] 7:55:31 PM comment []
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A rare unretouched photo of a young George W Bush visiting the Nixon White House. [Scripting News] Funny. O'course the original is even better. 2:19:13 PM comment []
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Online Learning Update - Accessibility in Distance Education. Weblog: Online Learning Update Source: Accessibility in Distance Education Link: http://people.uis.edu/rschr1/onlinelearning/archive/2004_02_08_archive.html#107676279040264666 Subscription: "distance education" As more and more universities and colleges continue to experiment with various forms of distance education, there is a heightened sense of responsibility that various online materials be accessible to those persons with disabilities. The Access in D [PubSub: "distance education"] 12:50:02 PM comment []
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The End of En Banc. I'm sorry to announce that the En Banc group blog is no more. For a variety of reasons, I've decided to end this experiment and send us each on our solo blogging ways. I think each of us has profited... [En Banc] Well this sorta sucks. I liked En Banc for what it represented: a nascent community of law students from around the country sharing ideas and engaging in open discussion that crossed the tiers that often define legal education in America. I was so interested in this group blog that CALI was considering contacting them to speak at our June conference. To me the En Banc group blog was only a step or two away from the virtual law firm. Are there others like it? I hope so. 10:58:58 AM comment []
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Linux community reaction to MSFT code leak Linux community reaction to MS code disaster. In case you haven't heard Microsoft lost control of some of its source code and it's been spreading through peer-to-peer networks. [NewsForge] This article seems typical of the way the Linux community is reacting to last week's announcement that a CDs worth of NT/2K source code had been leaked onto the Internet. The word in the Linux development community is to stay away from the code. Sounds like a good idea. 10:39:56 AM comment []
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Last update: 3/1/2004; 9:50:20 AM .
