A call to reinvent liberal arts education: Liz Coleman on TED. Since the Talk Embrace messiness: Liz Coleman on the next role of higher education What’s the future of education? It’s a popular question right now, with answers ranging from online learning to charter schools. But Liz Coleman is focused on a more fundamental issue: what will schools teach? Education With more colleges shifting courses to the online classroom and high school teachers and students alike expressing a strong desire to move away from rigid, mandated lesson arcs, it’s clear — classes don’t have to be exactly as they are. Solving the Meta Problem - SlideShare. Back to School with the Class of Web 2.0: Part 2. This is part two of the “Back to School with the Class of Web 2.0″ series.
In this article, I will cover web-based alternatives to desktop office applications including: word processing, presentations, diagrams, spreadsheets, and more. If you are new to the series and want to learn more about educations tools, I recommend reading Part 1 of the series. If you enjoy Part 1 and Part 2, I hope you will stick around for Part 3 where I will cover real cases of Web 2.0 used in classrooms around the world. There are a few office applications I have left out in this series. First, many would argue email applications are part of an office suite, and I agree to that, but I have not included a category for them in this post because most colleges and schools provide email to students as is.
If I were to recommend one, I’d say Gmail for its features and offered space. Back to School with the Class of Web 2.0: Part 1Back to School with the Class of Web 2.0: Part 3 Part 2: Office Applications Calendars. VideoJug - Life Explained. On Film. Home Page.