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Welcome to Week 12: Deep Learning

By Lisa D on July 24, 2016

Welcome to Week 12 and our OER about Deep Learning!

Deep Learning is part of a broader family of machine learning methods based on learning representations of data, and is a natural extension of the intersection of computer science and statistics. Deep Learning uses extraordinary amounts of data, also known as Big Data, to ‘teach’ machines to ‘think’ more like humans. Historically, extensive programming has been required to enable machines to perform tasks, Deep Learning allows machines to operate without explicit instructions.

We are excited to share this weeks OER with you, and hope you come away with a better understanding of what Deep Learning is, how it can be used in education, and where it may venture in the future.

This weeks OER begins with a short introductory video:

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Once you have finished the video please proceed to the Deep Learning OER found here: http://etec522deeplearning.weebly.com/. You can work your way through the site using the navigation at the top of the page.

There are three activities this week.

Activity  #1: Evaluate Image Recognition
Activity #2: Discussion
Activity #3: Create a Word Cloud

Successful completion of this weeks activities will earn you the ‘Week 12: Deep Learning’ badge.

If you have any questions or difficulties during the week, please post your comments below and we will be in touch soon.

Chris, Dan, Jordan, Rodney & Lisa

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29 Jul Posted on Welcome to Week 12: Deep Learning

Great week group! I enjoyed all of the activities, particularly the image recognition. It was extremely interesting to compare and contrast the strengths and limitations and get a sense of what level that technology is functioning at currently. Thanks!

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Sarah @sarneal

Great week group! I enjoyed all of the activities, particularly the image recognition. It was extremely interesting to compare and contrast the strengths and limitations and get a sense of what level that technology is functioning at currently. Thanks!

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29 Jul Posted on Welcome to Week 12: Deep Learning

Thanks for a great week of "deep" learning to this group - it has made me want to read more into the topic and even try using it in my educational environment. Unfortunately, I am not able to complete Activity #3 as I am prohibited by my employer to have any form of social media (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) which breaking the rule could cost me my job/deportation (as I am a professor at a national college in Japan, technically employed by the Ministry of Education - I am kept on a VERY tight leash). But thanks again for the creative activities and the detailed examples throughout the week of content!

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onctomek @onctomek

Thanks for a great week of "deep" learning to this group - it has made me want to read more into the topic and even try using it in my educational environment. Unfortunately, I am not able to complete Activity #3 as I am prohibited by my employer to have any form of social media (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) which breaking the rule could cost me my job/deportation (as I am a professor at a national college in Japan, technically employed by the Ministry of Education - I am kept on a VERY tight leash). But thanks again for the creative activities and the detailed examples throughout the week of content!

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