Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Sunday, December 30, 2018
Monday, May 14, 2018
Free Resources: OpenStax
Time is precious.
Today time has become more precious because we live in the age of
buttons and the answer we’re looking for pops up in a split of a
second.
When preparing
lessons, tips, comments etc… about lessons, we notice that most
educators simply repeat what others have been already doing for years.
On the other hand, those who are responsible for resources are not in
contact with the real learning situation of the class.
All these concerns
can be diminished if something like openstax becomes more popular
amongst teachers, parents and students. Finally they can adopt, edit
and change the textbooks!!!
Openstax is 100%
free. Any author can change the resources found according to his
situation! There is no need to invent the wheel as there are already
some resources which are commonly shared! They are written by
professional content developers who are experts in their fields.
Besides these resources undergo a rigorous peer review before
becoming available for the general public.
If one wants to know more just go to: openstax
Sunday, April 15, 2018
Rogo – An e-Assessment Management System
One of the objectives in teaching is to have a reliable assessment of students. Students and parents too would like to know the true level of students.
Can open source help in this area? Of course it can! Today we are presenting Rogo. Rogo is a leading e-assessment system that is scalable, secure, useable and extensible.
If you’re interested in quickly seeing a demo, then go to: https://rogo-demo.nottingham.ac.uk/demo/register.php.
If you want to download the open source license go to: https://bitbucket.org/rogoOOS/rog/get/6.4.1.zip
For documentation please go to: https://rogo-eassessment-docs.atlassian.net/
If one prefers Youtube videos then go to: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rogo+assessment.
If any educator would like to see any case studies, please go to: https://www.eciu.org/case-study/rogo-an-e-assessment-management-system.
Can open source help in this area? Of course it can! Today we are presenting Rogo. Rogo is a leading e-assessment system that is scalable, secure, useable and extensible.
If you’re interested in quickly seeing a demo, then go to: https://rogo-demo.nottingham.ac.uk/demo/register.php.
If you want to download the open source license go to: https://bitbucket.org/rogoOOS/rog/get/6.4.1.zip
For documentation please go to: https://rogo-eassessment-docs.atlassian.net/
If one prefers Youtube videos then go to: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rogo+assessment.
If any educator would like to see any case studies, please go to: https://www.eciu.org/case-study/rogo-an-e-assessment-management-system.
Monday, July 20, 2015
Low-Cost Multi-Touch Whiteboard
The interactive whiteboard is fast becoming part
and parcel of the classroom. As usual the student who wants to learn
and practice at home is at crossroads. He would like to practice what
he/she sees at school but the high prices of an interactive
whiteboard plus the software, are not student friendly!
We always insist that the lesson in a class is
not enough. Some students need extra time in order to master the
lesson. Besides, with the noise, interruptions etc. in a class, some
students would like to revise the lesson in the quiet and peaceful
settings of their own house.
Another important point is that the new format of
the lesson is fast changing. The lesson is being done at home whilst
the time in class could be devoted to personal questions and
problems. Now if we wish to make this come true, one has to think of
how to bring the interactive board to each student.
Today, proudly we are presenting a low-cost
multi-touch Whiteboard. Besides the physical aspect of the challenge,
we presenting the software too. Now in this regard it is very
important to have open source software as these technological gadgets
are changing practically every day. In a closed source software, one
has to wait for the company (if they'll accept the challenge after
all), to do the necessary changes. In the open source environment,
one can change the program himself/herself. It
is available for Windows, Macintosh and Linux OS.
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