Still writing on MOOCs while, in a previous newsletter, I explained how the term disappeared in the United States? Am I waisting your time (and mine)? Try searching the Educause […]
Author: Yves Epelboin
Founder and past President of EUNIS
Emeritus Professor at university P.M. Curie UPMC-Sorbonne Universités since 1990.
Special advisor to the President for MOOC, past CIO for Teaching and Learning
Pioneer of simulation methods (1970) and HPC (2001). Field of research: interaction of X-Rays with well-organized materials (X-Ray dynamical theory). Has been working in UK (Bristol university) and at IBM Research (Yorktown US) for 2 ½ years, successively in Physics then graphics and imaging. Pioneer in France (1980) in the building of Information Systems for Research at UPMC and more generally in Research (CNRS), then took national responsibilities at the Ministry of HE. Founding member of CSIESR, the National Association for Information Systems in HE, then President 1987). Later founding member of EUNIS (European Universities Information Systems Organization) (1993) then President (1997).
Expert at OECD in the 90’s for the first international study of impact of IS on HE. Has lead a number of expertise in this field in France as well as in Europe: EUA, EC…, member advisory Committee for the French MOOC initiative (FUN)
Smart courses are coming
I few weeks ago, I had the chance to participate to Educause. Great place, great event, great talks but difficult to meet colleagues in such a huge attendance. As usual […]
Voiceless
The following is an adaptation of the blog I wrote for a French Journal, Educpros, in a rush after the events of last Friday. It seems to me very important […]
News from the West of the MOOCs!
Educause is starting next week. I will be there and, like any serious participant, I have started to prepare my schedule. Well, as you know, I am interested by anything […]
The death of the amphitheater
Asserting that it could be replaced by videos distributed via the Web seems to have condemned lecturing from the chair together with the amphitheater. Being pushed in the forefront by […]