The ability to have teachers view across other Learning Records is also a valuable way of sharing student learning practices with other teachers. Once that is made more clear, I can see that this technology will be applicable to many educational contexts. We invite discussion by anyone interested in the Learning Record, either online or offline, whether they are currently using it or not. Session evalu ations are extremely high, and the audience response is strongly positive. At the conference, Pat Hutchings, senior scholar at the Carnegie Foundation offers her official endorsement of the Learning Record Online.
Programmers immediately begin addressing issues raised in use.
If you'd like a peek at our draft interface design, check here. The only class that is enabledin this prototype is RHE 306. Work on the actual interface will begin within the next two months. The LRO is being developed as an open source project. We plan to continue to make the plain text version of the Learning Record available online for those teachers who prefer to use it.