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Engaging Teachers in New Learning Technologies

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Social media and virtual worlds can enhance teaching and facilitate learner engagement, yet the uptake of these tools in the classroom has not been widespread. A number of studies have recently been carried out to discover what prevents teachers from using social media and virtual worlds. The technology is developing fast, are the teachers ready? [...]

September 14th, 2011 | Posted in Methods,Schools & Teachers,Tools,Top Stories | Read More »

What Are You Looking At? And Why?!

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The way in which a product or information is presented is a key factor in determining success. Tracking eye movements is a simple way of finding out how well a product appeals to customers. Frequently used in market research, the same techniques work equally well for the designers of learning materials. New technology has been [...]

September 14th, 2011 | Posted in Learning Strategies,Methods,Technology,Tools,Top Stories | Read More »

10 Principles of Successful E-Learning

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In 2005, Professors Anderson and McCormick wrote A Common Framework for E-learning Quality and Ten Pedagogic Principles of E-Learning, describing an approach to the development of effective e-learning programs. According to Professors Anderson and McCormick, the Ten Principles may help designers to construct pedagogically sound e-learning materials and related activities. The principles may also help [...]

September 14th, 2011 | Posted in Learning Strategies,Methods,Top Stories | Read More »

Education in the Digital Age – What Does It Mean?

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Is education – in a more classical sense, or “Bildung”, as the Germans say, – in danger of falling by the wayside in the digital age? Or is it possible to provide a personal learning environment that really serves a holistic, individual and lifelong learning experience? What could be done to encourage students to reflect [...]

September 15th, 2009 | Posted in Learning Strategies,Methods,Pedagogy | Read More »

E-Learning Down Under

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As a country dominated by space and renowned for its self-sufficiency, distance education has been part of Australia’s educational landscape for a long time. But does it necessarily mean that the nation is also at the forefront of e-learning development? Marc Niemes, founding president of the eLearning Industry Association of Victoria, talks about where Australia [...]

September 10th, 2009 | Posted in Higher Education,Methods,Tools | Read More »

School Forum to Receive Its Premiere

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Building the school of the future: With the new School Forum – the Berlin Forum on Technology and Learning Trends for Schools, OEB aims to create a central meeting point for teachers and headteachers interested in qualified and exciting e-learning projects. By gaining insights from renowned experts, as well as inspiring and sharing knowledge with [...]

August 5th, 2009 | Posted in Methods,Schools & Teachers | Read More »

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