LinkedIn has created an infographic on what it considers to be the 50 Most Influential Education Brands on LinkedIn, as measured by their Content Marketing Score.
The results skew towards institutions in the U.S., with some international representation. Most of the usual suspects are there, but I was surprised to see the Jack Welch Management Institute topping the list.
Anyone in Higher Education could do worse than to download the report, but may disagree with the ranking.
I am currently in Week One of the MOOC “Teaching Online: Reflections on Practice,” and already there is a wealth of material that I am putting to (good) use. My primary reason for taking the course was to get a deeper experience of Canvas (a Learning Management System), but the course aligns nicely with work and my interests.
One of the resources shared this week was an infographic for “A Simple Guide To 4 Complex Learning Theories” (Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Constructivism, Connectivism). Very useful, and worthy of sharing:
A Simple Guide To 4 Complex Learning Theories
Source: Edudemic