The ubiquity of social media and the ever increasing amount of time spent on social media is shown in this excellent infographic from Socially Aware. I DEFINITELY find myself spending more time on social media as a way to connect, communicate, and participate. How about you? Click to enlarge
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How College Students Use SmartPhones [INFOGRAPHIC]
There can be no denying teenage reliance on their portable devices and Online Degrees.org provides a nice infographic on how college students are using their smartphones. The dominant activity appears to be communication, although no data is presented on social media use. If “idle time” is dominanted by smartphone use, is it still idle time? I’ve…
The Future of Higher Education [INFOGRAPHIC]
The rapid changes in Higher Education–in only the last year, has been staggering. While Online Learning has been going on for the last twenty years, the rise of Udacity, MITx, and Coursera have legitimized eLearning for the masses and there doesn’t appear to be a slow down in sight. The Best Colleges.org provides a great…
Online Higher Education Revolution (Infographic)
Online Higher Education Revolution (Infographic) The higher education Online Learning Revolution is shattering the barriers of access to higher education and learning. Source: FindOnlineEducation.com
Why We’re All TED-heads [INFOGRAPHIC]
We believe passionately in the power of ideas to change attitudes, lives and ultimately, the world. So we’re building here a clearinghouse that offers free knowledge and inspiration from the world’s most inspired thinkers, and also a community of curious souls to engage with ideas and each other. – TED Mission Statement Richard Saul Wurman and…
Digital Technologies Changing Teaching Styles [INFOGRAPHIC]
How are new digital technologies changing how teachers teach and students learn? Network & Internet Security company Enterasys published the following Infographic based on a recent survey. How do the results compare against YOUR institution? Digital Technology in Education: Adoption Rates of New Styles of K-12 Teaching Here’s a quick list of their findings: 21% Currently…