Student retention has become a key issue for all further and higher education institutions and is a major concern among those involved in online learning courses where retention rates are often even poorer than those for traditional campus-based courses. There is increasing recognition that student
Learning and Teaching with Technology: Principles and Practices (Open and Distance Learning Series)
โ Scribed by Som Naidu
- Year
- 2002
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 295
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Increased use of electronic libraries, multimedia courseware and computer-mediated communication is giving rise to an entirely new educational experience, prompting educators to assess the potential for improved and enriched learning and teaching models. This new book explores the creative opportunities offered by ICT, and provides an authoritative, rigorous survey of the ways in which ICT is currently transforming core teaching functions, including: subject matter representationactivating learning and the engagement of studentssupporting interaction and socializationassessing learning outcomes*providing feedback to students. Written by leading experts in the field, this text draws on the experiences of practitioners at the forefront of ICT developments, making this essential reading for all educational professionals who recognize the new opportunities afforded by this changed environment. Suitable for those who are open and flexible learning specialists, educational technologists or educational developers in either a conventional or an e-learning environment.
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