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Join us for the Moodle Academy webinar “Student partnership in assessment” on Wednesday 7th February at 11:00 UTC
by Sandra Matz.
We invite you to register for our next Moodle Academy webinar “Student partnership in assessment”, on Wednesday 7th February at 11:00-12:00 UTC, which is free to attend. At this webinar, we will welcome Rob Lowney, Senior Learning Technologist at Dublin City University.
Involving students as partners in the assessment process helps develop assessment literacy, support student engagement, and recognises students’ agency and their being experts in their own learning. Moreover, it helps support academic integrity and universal design for learning. Technology can play a key role in facilitating assessment partnership between educators and students. This webinar will share the experiences of Dublin City University (DCU) in utilising core and third-party Moodle tools to support assessment partnership, and encourage other educators to adopt these approaches into their own practice.
This webinar is part of the course ‘Moodle Academy webinars’. You have to be enrolled in the course to join the webinar.
Drupalize.Me: Part 3: Routing in Drupal (Spotlight on Symfony in Drupal)
Part 3: Routing in Drupal (Spotlight on Symfony in Drupal)
In this installment of our series on Symfony’s role in Drupal, we’re focusing on the Routing component. Even if it may seem simple looking from the outside, routing in Drupal is a complex task with lots of customized parts. The routing component’s job is to match incoming requests to the correct controller, which is then responsible for building the response. Let’s take a high-level glance at how Drupal has built upon Symfony’s Routing component.
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Fixing a gap in the SEP regulation
In OSI’s feedback to the European Commission’s proposed Standard Essential Patent (SEP) Regulation (SEP-R), OSI recommended that the legislation add
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Raspberry Pi is planning a London IPO, but its CEO expects “no change” in focus
The business arm of Raspberry Pi is preparing to make an initial public offering (IPO) in London. CEO Eben Upton tells Ars that should the IPO happen, it will let Raspberry Pi’s not-for-profit side expand by “at least a factor of 2X.” And while it’s “an understandable thing” that Raspberry Pi enthusiasts could be concerned, “while I’m involved in running the thing, I don’t expect people to see any change in how we do things.” ↫ Kevin Purdy at Ars Technica Expect changes in how they do things.
Shoot the Rocks
Video by via Dailymotion Source Anyone who has ever been into arcade, computer, or video games will have heard of Atari’s 1980 arcade classic Asteroids. Dozens of versions and tributes to the game, both official and unofficial, have been created for virtually every computer, console, handheld, tablet, phone, and operating system in the decades since…