Tarmo’s blog on education, technology, psychology, and life
I've mentioned Open Badges earlier this year. It's an open standard proposal by the Mozilla Foundation that attempts to create a web-based way for anyone (or any institution) to give accreditation to …
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Several of my friends have a Samsung Galaxy S. It's an Anrdoid based smartphone that is still pretty decent. But the phone keeps acting up. Calls stop working sporadically, strange glitches appear, …
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Open Badges is a Mozilla project attempting to provide a standard way for anyone to award certifications to others, in a web way. I've been playing with P2PU, which is a beta platform for the badges. …
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Mozilla has been cooking something interesting: a framework for anyone to create and award badges to anyone else. The recipient can then display the badges wherever they want, and the underlying …
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For background, see my previous article on the topic. Many studies that analyse networked learning (NL) or computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) using social network analysis tend to use …
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I'm starting to write about my PhD research in my blog. Even though I have colleagues who blog about their research, such as Riina Vuorikari, and I'm one of the leading social media experts in …
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