| Which is the better way to provide students with learning content and materials? | Score | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Wikibooks | 88 [?] | ||
| Digital textbooks on the Internet | 88 [?] | ||
| iTunes U | 86 [?] | ||
| Community College Open Textbook Collaborative | 83 [?] | ||
| Textbooks with open licenses that allow customization and free distribution | 82 [?] | ||
| Student textbook exchange | 78 [?] | ||
| Corpus of instructor-reviewed materials from the web--e.g, BBC's History of the World in 100 Objects | 75 [?] | ||
| Collaborative annotation and editing of textbooks with open licenses | 75 [?] | ||
| Connexions at Rice University | 75 [?] | ||
| Open Courseware (e.g., MIT OCW) | 71 [?] | ||
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| Data Visualizations | |
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| Compare uploaded ideas with original ideas | [View] |
| Word cloud of ideas [?] | [View] |
| Word cloud of ideas weighted by score [?] | [View] |
| Word cloud of uploaded ideas [?] | [View] |
| Word cloud of uploaded ideas weighted by score [?] | [View] |
| World map of all votes | [View] |
| Number of submitted ideas over time | [View] |
| Number of unique user sessions per day | [View] |
| Number of votes over time | [View] |
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