4. Модели, системы и стандарты системы дистанционного обучения
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UNESCO ICT Competency Framework for Teachers – Version 2.0
An updated publication designed to help training teachers on ways to optimize the use of information and communication technologies in the classroom has been launched early November 2011 by UNESCO in cooperation with the Commonwealth of Learning, Intel and Microsoft.Kevin Stranack » Major Project: Designing Instructional Plans
Caffarella describes the process of developing instructional programs as “designing the interaction between learners and instructors and/or learners and resource materials for each education and training activity”.
After watching a recent episode of Terra Nova my son observed “it would be so cool if there were still dinosaurs roaming around!” Of course, my response was, really, you would like to be spending your days in flight or fight response avoiding man eating dinosaurs?
From Dinosaurs to Dolphins: Technological Evolution in Education « Mutterings and Musings of a Mere Mortal Muggle
Eric Sheninger: Overcoming Obstacles to Change
It seems that no matter where you go or what you read these days someone is talking about the need for change in education. Whether it is the so-called reformers, federal government, respected researchers, or district and school leaders, cases are being made that change is necessary to better prepare out students for success in the 21st Century. Instead of focusing on broad-based initiatives we must look at factors that stifle the process at the school and/or district level.
We return to guest blogger, historian and former Zenith provost Judith C. Brown .
On the Nature of Change in Higher Ed (Part II): Education and the New Economy - Tenured Radical
Call me a skeptic, but the idea of having random people from around the Web collaborating in the creation of e-learning content for accredited online degree programs seems absurd.
The Future of E-Learning is Crowdsourcing
Going the Distance: Online Education in the United States, 2011 | The Sloan Consortium®
"The rate of growth in online enrollments is ten times that of the rate in all higher education" said study co-author I Elaine Allen, Co-Director of the Babson Survey Research Group and Professor of Statistics & Entrepreneurship at Babson College. "While growth rates have declined somewhat from previous years, we see no evidence that a dramatic slowdown in online enrollments is on the horizon."
by Audrey Watters, Mind/Shift Thousands of people have enrolled for Stanford’s online science and robotics classes.
Can Thousands People Learn Anything from a massive Online Learning Class?
“You choose the tools you need depending on the instructional design you need to implement, the venues to which you need to deliver, your budget and schedule, and other factors. I hope this table helps you to reach your eLearning goals.”
Seven Top Authoring Tools by Joe Ganci
cc licensed flickr photo shared by shareski Social media is something that has become so prevalent in our culture that I have seen everything from large companies to churches having their own facebook accounts. When I first was presented with the idea that using Twitter, Facebook, or blogging as something in education I was weary of its application.
Why Social Media Can and Is Changing Education
It’s that time of year again when I start posting year-end “The Best….” lists.
The Best Web 2.0 Applications For Education In 2011
I’m organizing marketing material for a new business product my partner and I are developing. The product is an easy to manage, low cost web platform that can be easily set up to help organizations tap into and support the collaboration and innovation resources of their staff.
Social Media Tools for Work & Learning » Coming Home As a Node in the Network
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