CIDER – Learning Analytics and Recent Work

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Dear CIDER Member,
We invite you to the February CIDER session at the Canadian Initiative for Distance Education Research. This free, online session will feature Dr. George Siemens discussing recent work in learning analytics and more.
Title: Learning Analytics and Recent Work
Dr. George Siemens is well-known for his research in learning analytics, connectivism, MOOCs and more. In this session, Dr. Siemens will discuss some of these areas and his recent work on learning technologies as a source of empowerment for learners to create a human and creative-oriented future.
When: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 – 11am to 12noon Mountain Time (Canada)
Where: Online in our NEW Adobe Connect presentation room:
https://athabascau.adobeconnect.com/cider/
Registration is not required; all are welcome. For more information on CIDER and our monthly Sessions, please visit our website:
http://cider.athabascau.ca
Pre-configuration:
Please note that it is important to set up your system prior to the event. Make sure your Mac or PC is equipped with a microphone and speakers, so that you can use the audio functionality built into the conferencing software. The Adobe Connect platform may require an update to your Flash Player; allow time for this update by joining the session 10 minutes prior to the scheduled presentation.
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CIDER sessions are brought to you by the Centre for Distance Education, Athabasca University: Canada’s Open University and leader in professional online education, with additional support from UNESCO.

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