April 2012
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Enter "The Web Arcade"; teaching basic webmaking...
A few weeks ago I wrote a blog post about why learning on the web should look like the web. In the meantime I joined Mozilla’s Learning Team and together we have been working on something called “The Web Arcade” part of Mozilla’s Summer Code Party Campaign. The Web Arcade includes a set of projects aimed to youth, that can help anyone get started with HTML & CSS by...
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Assessment and the Web; an illustration
For the past months I have been researching innovative approaches to “assessment” on the web; I have read a lot of articles and papers (I even helped write one), listened to many people talk about it and argue over it, and have come to one conclusion; Assessment has more first and last names than a secret agent in international missions; There is embedded assessment, formative...
