Technology Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute (TEKRI)
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TEKRI
The Technology Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute at Athabasca University has a two-fold mission:
- to promote research and development of technologies that enhance the advancement, application and transfer of human knowledge, and
- to promote the growth of a community of researchers at Athabasca University.
TEKRI achieves this mission through seven key areas of research:
- Open Education
- Social Computing
- Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
- Semantic Technologies
- Adaptivity and Personalization
- Design Based Research
- Learning Analytics & Knowledge
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TEKRI researcher blogs etc
- Five myths about Moocs | Opinion | Times Higher Education
- Cargo cult courses
- Is Athabasca University moving away from tutoring? Not exactly.
- Reflection on world’s first Online 3 Minute Thesis Contest
- Reply to Tony Bates' criticism of AU Call Centre Model
- Reply to Tony Bates' criticism of AU Call Centre Model
- The challenge of coherence
- How I am learning to code
- The vulnerability of learning
- Classrooms may one day learn us - but not yet
- My Solstice Epistle – Personal
- In support of OER in MOOCs or OOCs
- MOOCs enable small group learning
- The Man who Invented Distance Education
- MOOCs and Emerging Educational Models: Policy, Practice, and Learning
- Changing Schools, Changing Knowledge: The Agenda
- All MOOCs don’t work for all students. Are you surprised?
- Invitation: MOOC Framework
- The Failure of Udacity
- Stop what you are doing. Watch this: The Avalanche that Hasn’t Happened
