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EducationScholarpediafree peer reviewed encyclopedia written by scholars from all around the world - interesting development along the lines of Wikipedia except that each article is written by an expert and anonymously peer reviewed to ensure accurate and reliable information - looks promising! Everything You Need to Teach and Learn OnlineSome interesting material here in this blog by Leigh Blackall. The Independent Scholar's Handbook by Ronald GrossThis book could be of some interest to self-learners. I've read very little of it - its over 300 pages long, so download and save the PDF, but its absolutely free! The main headings are: 'Prologue: Encounters with Four Mentors' followed by three parts entitled, 'Starting Out', 'The Practice of Independent Scholarship' and 'Independent Scholars in Action'. Study Skills UnitsOver 20 Units from the Open University with titles such as: 'What is good writing?', 'Extending and developing your thinking skills', 'Giving Presentations', 'Using a Computer for Study', 'Living with the Internet', 'Presenting Information' Teaching and Research in Humanities - and Web 2.0New media scholars at George Mason University discussing how Web 2.0 technologies will change humanities teaching and research - interesting material via Open Culture Harnessing the Interactive Web: A Web 2.0 Toolkit for InstructorsAnother excellent Web 2.0 introduction for educators. All 58 slides by Bill Warters, OTL Faculty Fellow, at Wayne State University. Study Guides and StrategiesThe Study Guides and Strategies web site is authored, developed and maintained by Joe Landsberger as a learner-centric educational public service. There's a lot here to interest students and self-learners. Study Skills UnitsOver 20 Units from the Open University with titles such as: 'What is good writing?', 'Extending and developing your thinking skills', 'Giving Presentations', 'Using a Computer for Study', 'Living with the Internet', 'Presenting Information' Become an Autodidact: 10 Ways to Become a Self Taught MasterSome of the greatest people in history have educated themselves to a large degree using a process known as autodidacticism - some of the best tools for the modern autodidact How the Open Source Movement Has Changed Education: 10 Success StoriesAlso from OEDB: Beginning Online LearningTips for students new to online education. Know how to apply, what kind of computer you need, and prerequisites for enrollment at online schools. And this! Take Any College Class for Free236 Open Courseware Collections, Podcasts, and Videos SciVee - Pioneering New Modes of Scientific Dissemination - SciVee is an "online science community where scientists can make their research known to their fellow peers as well as the general public. Scientists can create "pubcasts" which are online presentations that allow a scientist to combine their publication with media such as video, audio, images, and text to allow visitors to quickly grasp the key concepts of their publications, as well as an increased chance for citation. Scientists can also form communities around their research/projects/interests and can start discussions or plan events with their group."
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SciVee - Pioneering New Modes of Scientific Dissemination
In my opinion this is one of the most impressive examples of Web 2.0 applied to the dissemination of learning - most people should find something of interest even in this early stage of their development!
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