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Online learning as a phenomenon must evolve into an accepted form, entrenched as a culture rather than a separate entity within institutions, as there is little point in denying the increasingly significant role it will play in delivering higher education. 
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A tool with a simple but difficult goal: Help you find the best education resources and actually start using them. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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March 1, 2014 6:39 PM
Global Education Database | Your Personalized Education Guide
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Edudemic has devoted the month of June to Global Education and we've curated a list of useful Twitter users worth following get the low-down around the world.
These folks are listed in no particular order. And as I mentioned above, this list is by no means exhaustive. If we’ve left off someone (or someones!) that you think belongs on this list, please feel free to add in the person’s Twitter username in the comments.
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Forbes - Jordan Shapiro People often ask me for specific examples of how technology is impacting global education. I suspect they are looking for super glossy examples of futuristic classrooms. They hope I’ll describe some design innovation or a revolutionary adaptive algorithmic trick.
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Dean J. Fusto's curated articles, blog posts, research briefs, and reports. All sites are updated daily.
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A great collections of curated resources, updated daily - so visit on a regular basis.
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