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I've been playing with this website over the last week or so... it's just sitting in my browser and I keep going back to it and playing with prime numbers, Fibonacci sequences, and other mathematical concepts. I can easily imagine someone just using it to play, the way I am, or using it to work through all the courses to learn the broad...

The upshot of this post is that there is no real desire on the part of traditional residential universities to change after the pandemic, mostly because there is a continued demand for this sort of educational experience. At the same time, the pandemic revealed how unprepared they were, because they had't really invested any effort into online and distance education. The...

If you're interested in the topic of consciousness, then you'll find this article rewarding, not the least of which because it offers a summary of Michael Tye's book ...

I took note the other day that CloudFlare is acting as an Interplanetary File System (IPFS) gateway. There are rules...

Alex Usher offered this Twitter thread (short form writing like this really suits him) discussing eductaional funding in Canada and focusing on 'the hustle' responsible for almost a third of their revenue, "that is, money for which competition of various sorts is required.  That's money...

Clint Lalonde has been blogging summaries of presentations at OpenEd21, which is happening all week this week. This is a valuable service and should be recognized. "The Secwepemcstin term Kw’seltktn...

I would argue that MOOCs never went away (though there was no shortage of articles declaring that MOOCs are dead). In any event, there is no denying their surge of popularity over the last 18 months, for obvious reasons. This is a good thing, and not just for MOOCs, as it's introducing people to online elarning in a way that isn't merely remote learning (aka 'lectures by...