Here's the second installment of some posts to my Assessment & Evaluation learners.
Small-p politics is a always such a meaty subject and one that can sometimes become polarizing. So, I'm relieved on two fronts: first, that there's a real richness of commentary here; and, two, that the polarization seems to be almost non-existent. However, there are some additional things I'd like you to consider before this phase of the discussion wraps up.
Thoughts, ideas, links, resources and other things from my journey through the nebulous universe that is e-learning. This is a forum for my observations and reflections as I learn, grow, experience and observe. As we learn, so do we GROW...
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Monday, March 21, 2011
The Politics and "Business" of learning, Part 1
I posted the bulk of this entry to the forum for one of the two courses I'm currently teaching. The learners were sharing their observations and frustrations about politics and undue influence in supposedly objective evaluation frameworks.
So, mostly unedited, here is the first part for your perusal.
So, mostly unedited, here is the first part for your perusal.
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