MOOCs and online learning: Research roundup
Updated 2014: A selection of research on massive open online courses, including their potential and effectiveness and their impact on traditional education methods.
Updated 2014: A selection of research on massive open online courses, including their potential and effectiveness and their impact on traditional education methods.
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2013 study from the University of Toronto in Applied Cognitive Psychology on how speech tasks can interfere with drivers’ visual attention.
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2012 study published in the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication on the impact of reader comments on perceptions of bias in online news articles.
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2012 and 2013 reports from Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society and the University of New Hampshire examine and consolidate the research findings of recent studies.
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2013 review of studies on digital advocacy, Internet activism and citizen participation online.
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2013 research review of major studies relating to multitasking and distraction, with an emphasis on young people and social media.
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2013 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences showing that online relationships often produce more long-lasting marriages.
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2013 study in American Political Science Review on the association between increased cell phone availability and usage and the capacity for violent conflict.
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2013 study in Scientific Reports demonstrating that small amounts of geographical data from cell phones can be used to identify individuals.
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2013 collection of academic scholarship on the popularity and effectiveness of game-based learning.
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