The following infographic depicts the when, where, why, and how of educational assessments. The Educational Assessment Landscape infographic was designed by Santosh Kushwaha and published by CTB/McGraw-Hill.
The following infographic from Oakdome.com’s K5 Computer Lab depicts how educators can use Google Drive to distribute, submit, grade, and return assignments.
Infographics as a Creative Assessment by Kathy Schrock
What will learning look like in several years, as new technologies emerge and online education becomes more developed and accessible?
This infographic from KnowledgeWorks depicts the future of learning as a “diverse learning ecosystem” in which learning is personalized for each individual.
The following infographic created by Pearson Learning Solutions summarizes some of the key findings of Sloan-Consoritum’s 2012 Survey of Online Learning.
MOOCs are all the rage in the world of online education, but is it really beneficial for a course to be Massive, Open, and Online?
Take a look at this inforgraphic from OnlineColleges.net to find out some common concerns about using MOOCs for education.
Social media has become an indispensable part of 21st century life, and now educators are finding ways to use it for educational purposes as well. The infographic below, created by OnlineColleges.net, suggests 25 ways to use social media for education,…
As video lectures become easier for anyone to record and distribute, many teachers are moving away from the traditional classroom model, and instead opting to “flip” their classrooms. What is the flipped classroom model? In the traditional classroom model, professors…