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- 1. What is e-Learning? The Myths http://web.me.com/nzlehrke/e-Learning@Somerville/Welcome.html
- 2. Myth One e-Learning is technology http://training.olchs.lancs.sch.uk/ICT/ http://userlogos.org/node/7551
- 3. http://howtosplitanatom.com/ “If you give a computer to a teacher, suddenly a lot of things will need computing” (Ragsdale, 1982)
- 4. Myth Two eLearning is content driven
- 6. Myth Three e-Learning makes a difference
- 7. Cycle of technology use 1. Expectation 2. Prediction 3. Promotion of use 4. Limited use, no validated outcomes, 5. Teachers to blame (Cuban, 1986)
- 8. What is e-Learning? Our Story http://info.teamnulife.com/gettingstarted.html
- 9. It is about the Learner.
- 10. Net Freedom Customisation Generation Scrutiny Integrity Collaboration Entertainment Speed Innovation Don Tapscott. 2008 http://macthemes.net/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=251672 Google Books
- 11. Mobile Customisable Blended Adaptability Just in time delivery Always On No fixed value Collaborative Global Quick Flexible http://k12onlineconference.org/?p=424 Kim Cofino. 2009
- 12. Learning is participation Learners actively constructing knowledge, solving problems, individually and collaboratively Participatory model Technology-supported learning environments IPL: The Myths of e-Learning (Lai, 2008)
- 14. Inquiry-based learning (discovery, problem- based, project-based) Bringing real-world problems to the classroom Computer simulation Accessing information resources Supporting the reflective process Cognitive tutoring Supporting communication Supporting the social process and community building IPL: The Myths of e-Learning (Lai, 2008)
- 15. exciting e- energetic enthusiastic emotional extended excellent educational (Bernard Luskin, cited from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-learning)
- 16. e-Learning is Communication and Community Building
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- 19. Learning is not a spectator sport.
- 20. Critical base of skilled people to create an environment that allows us to take advantage of new technologies.
- 21. e-Learning is about learning Understanding the learner Understanding assumptions & beliefs of teaching and learning Understanding & using technology IPL: The Myths of e-Learning (Lai, 2008)
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- The Everest Syndrome “Those who have succumbed to this syndrome believe that computers should be brought into educational settings simply because they are there. They believe further that mere exposure to computers will be beneficial to students, that computers ought to be used for any and all tasks for which software is available or imaginable, and that, if schools can only obtain a sufficient quantity of hardware and software, quality will take care of itself” (Maddux, 1988, p.5)
- Not appropriate for every student in every context. No systematic research on the impact of technology. Teachers most important influence on student learning.
- Learning is knowledge acquisition • Transferable entity • Knowledge transmission model • Information pushed from the Web to the learner • ‘Cut and paste’ culture
- Typing is none of these things. If typing skills are holding the student back maybe we are asking them to type to much.
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