From the special issues of Distance et Médiations des Savoirs -Sous la direction de Martine Vidal This post is designed first to celebrate this multi-journal innovative and cost effective means […]
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More on Distance Education Journal Ranki...
Both academics and administrators love to argue about the value (impact) of their academic work. The old adage of “Publish or Perish” still has currency. Despite the many distribution opportunities […]
MOOCs Unfairly Maligned
The Chronicle of Higher Education continues to amaze me how badly they can cover a story. This morning’s edition contains an article with a jarring headline reading “Passive MOOC Students Don’t […]
A Publishing Primer for Education Grad s...
Ask any academic, and they will get into a long discourse about the value of publishing scholarly work, the politics of doing it, the challenges and the outlets. Although you […]
on edited book chapters
Over the last couple of weeks I’ve had occasion to think about authoring and editing contributions to edited books. In this post, I’ll releate these incidents and then try to […]
New Issue of IRRODL- Hits the online str...
We are pleased and proud to present you with a large new issue of the International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning. This issue contains 16 research articles […]
New Edition of IRRODL
I am please to announce issue 13(2) of the International Review of Research in Open and Distance Education has been distributed to our over 5,600 email subscribers today. I’ve pasted the table […]
Another edition of IRRODL
I’m pleased to share below the Table of Content for issue 12(6) of the International Review of Open and Distance Learning. This issue has 10 research articles and 4 book reviews. When you […]
Interaction Equivalency Site Announcemen...
I am pleased to be able to introduce a new site – http://equivalencytheorem.info/ created by Terumi Miyazoe from Tokyo Denki University and myself to invite more use, critique and understanding of […]
Three Generations of Pedagogy and Elepha...
The good folks at DERN (Australia) posted a nice summary of Jon Dron and my article from the recent Connectivist special issue of IRRODL. They write: “A review of the […]