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Welcome to Pearson’s Second Week of the “March Midterm Madness” Community Contest!

Remember: each week instructors need to complete certain tasks to earn points to be eligible for entry into the drawing of an iPad.

This week instructors must earn a contributor badge. To earn the contributor badge you must contribute to a Discussion Center topic or comment on a blog post.

  • Earn Bronze badge- 50 points
  • Earn Silver badge- 25 points
  • Earn an EXTRA 25 points for contributing advice on how to integrate technology!

Questions? Please comment on this article or post them in the discussion center.

This contest is open to educators only. For full contest rules and regulations, please click here.

2 Responses to Welcome to Pearson’s Second Week of the “March Midterm Madness” Community Contest!

  1. dmiron says:

    I find it interesting educational institutions continue to discourage the use of etexts given that this is such an economical means of education for many struggling famililes; nad that e-enabled learning is the wave that is already upon us leading to the future of being released from cutting down trees!

  2. dmiron says:

    I wonder if educational institutions are themselves embroiled in a struggle to maintain cost-effectiveness of i.e. their own bookstores, which could explain some of the attitude against etexts. Then again on the flip side, there are many former students and even current non-students that I know who are doing online courses and they comment that it is much more difficult to have a remote e-enabled experience (including textbook reading) than to be in a live classroom with person-to-person auditory and sensory impact.

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