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Teaching & learning online : pedagogies for new technologies / edited by John Stephenson.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: London : Kogan Page, 2001.Description: xi, 228p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780749435110 (pbk.) :
  • 0749435119(pbk.) :
Other title:
  • Teaching and learning online
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 371.334 STE
LOC classification:
  • LB1028.43
Contents:
1.Learners still learn from experiences when online. Shirley Alexander and David Boud -- 2.Learning technology and learning relationshps. Terry Mayes --- 3.Problems with online learning are systemic, not technical. Stewart Hase and Allan Ellis -- 4.Online learning: it is all about dialouge, involvement, support and control - according to researcy. Marion Coomey and John Stephenson -- 5.Making the right connections: improving quality in online learing. Barry Jackson and Kyriaki Anagnostopoulou -- 6.Effective facilitation of online learning: the Open University experience. Robin Mason -- 7.Finding the instructor in post-secondary online learing: pedagogical, social, managerial and technological locations. Curtis J. Bonk, Jamie Kirkley, Noriko Hara and Vanessa Paz Dennen -- 8.Exploring the develop of critical thinking skills through a web-supported problem-based learning environment. Ron Oliver -- 9.Distance learning through educational networks: the global view experience. Dennis Schlais and Richard Davis --10.Scenarios for PdD courses in a Europen network environment, as supported by EuroPACE. Jef van den Branden -- 11.Teacher effectiveness and online learning. Sisko Ma·llinen -- 12.From conventional to distance education: adopting a pedagogy and managing the transformation. Mark Woodman, Maya Milankovic-Atkinson, Chris Sadler, Alan Murphy -- 13.On the way to online pedagogy. Martin Good -- 14.Designing online learning opportunities, orchestrating expericnes and managing learning . Keith Shaw -- 15.Course design for online learning - what\'s gone wrong? Quentin Whitlock -- 16.Towards an androgogy for living in an information society. David Dickinson and Valerie Stewart -- 17.Television and learning: ways of connecting media and learning. Steve Pollock and David Squire.
Summary: A guide to teaching and learning online, these writings present a wide range of experience and research findings from leading practitioners and organisations around the world, including case studies from the Open University, the BBC, and ICL.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

1.Learners still learn from experiences when online. Shirley Alexander and David Boud -- 2.Learning technology and learning relationshps. Terry Mayes --- 3.Problems with online learning are systemic, not technical. Stewart Hase and Allan Ellis -- 4.Online learning: it is all about dialouge, involvement, support and control - according to researcy. Marion Coomey and John Stephenson -- 5.Making the right connections: improving quality in online learing. Barry Jackson and Kyriaki Anagnostopoulou -- 6.Effective facilitation of online learning: the Open University experience. Robin Mason -- 7.Finding the instructor in post-secondary online learing: pedagogical, social, managerial and technological locations. Curtis J. Bonk, Jamie Kirkley, Noriko Hara and Vanessa Paz Dennen -- 8.Exploring the develop of critical thinking skills through a web-supported problem-based learning environment. Ron Oliver -- 9.Distance learning through educational networks: the global view experience. Dennis Schlais and Richard Davis --10.Scenarios for PdD courses in a Europen network environment, as supported by EuroPACE. Jef van den Branden -- 11.Teacher effectiveness and online learning. Sisko Ma·llinen -- 12.From conventional to distance education: adopting a pedagogy and managing the transformation. Mark Woodman, Maya Milankovic-Atkinson, Chris Sadler, Alan Murphy -- 13.On the way to online pedagogy. Martin Good -- 14.Designing online learning opportunities, orchestrating expericnes and managing learning . Keith Shaw -- 15.Course design for online learning - what\'s gone wrong? Quentin Whitlock -- 16.Towards an androgogy for living in an information society. David Dickinson and Valerie Stewart -- 17.Television and learning: ways of connecting media and learning. Steve Pollock and David Squire.

A guide to teaching and learning online, these writings present a wide range of experience and research findings from leading practitioners and organisations around the world, including case studies from the Open University, the BBC, and ICL.

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