As we start to move more and more to an online world, we spend more time doing research and finding information on the Internet and through other electronic stores of information. This video, titled Research 2.0, discusses the issues of doing research in an online electronic world, including the pros, cons, pitfalls and advantages.
Thanks very much to my friend and colleague Lana, who originally passed this video on to me.
Lots to think about. Hmmm...
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About Me
- Dr. Ian H. MacLeod, EdD,CD
- With a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Western University, I have over 40 years experience as a leader and educator in the military, industry and public and private education systems at both the P-12 and Post-Secondary levels. My areas of interest include the impact of change on organizational cultures and the impact that people can have on change in organizations. I believe that appreciative and distributed leadership models are the best for ensuring engagement of stakeholders and ensuring successful change. I have an interest in problem and project-based learning, competency-based learning and assessment, and alternative educational methodologies and delivery methods that allow learners access anytime, anywhere.
2 comments:
Nice catch and a thought-provoking video. Here's a trackback:
http://www.castingoutnines.net/2007/04/14/research-in-the-online-age/
Thanks Robert and thanks for the trackback - very nice of you. The video was originally passed on to me by a friend. Her blog is at Randommind - http://randommind.wordpress.com/- really worth a look, and I'll give her the credit for the catch.
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