EdTechDev

developing educational technology

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Doug Holton, Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL.

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- @wfryer Thanks! great job on the site and the new one you are working on: maps.playingwithmedia.com 13 hours ago
- @wfryer Looks great, could I try it out? Thx RT My @credly powered MacBook Maestro website is finished wfryer.me/3r8 #openbadges 14 hours ago
- RT @txtbks: Two great sites for finding open textbooks: bit.ly/16vxcSE bit.ly/16vxaKx #mitlinc13 #opentextbooks #oer 14 hours ago
- RT @webdevstudios: WDS and @credly are pleased to announce the release of #BadgeOS 1.1 Beta, available now at github.com/opencredit/bad… 14 hours ago
- RT @dmlresearchhub: #Scratch Starter Projects (open to remixing and a good place to start): scratch.mit.edu/studios/201434/ #learntocode 1 day ago
- Info on Wright State's innovative 1st year engineering math program youtube.com/watch?v=9epiNq… cecs.wright.edu/cecs/engmath/ #mathed #ete #highered 3 days ago
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