Pedagogy and New Online Learning Environments

How are teaching and learning transformed through availability of new technologies? How is instructional design being changed to utilize emerging technologies? What has actually been done to improve pedagogy using new tools and new processes for enhancing learning? This group seeks to discerningly explore answers to the above questions. Open educational resources, collaborative efforts, design paradigms, and affordable and sustainable delivery models are among the areas to be considered.


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This track is chaired by:

Dallas Baptist University LogoKaye Shelton - Login to see Biography
Dean of Online Education
Dallas Baptist University

Judy Effken - Login to see Biography
Faculty
University of Arizona
College of Nursing

Follow the discussions for this group below:

iPod Touch: Web Instructional video Goes Mobile

November 1st, 2007 jeremykemp

iPod Touch: Cheap web video, browsing and apps.

Can Game Development Impact Academic Achievement?

October 31st, 2007 jeffryes
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Can Game Development Impact Academic Achievement?
by Richard E. Ferdig and Jeff Boyer

Welcome

October 15th, 2007 jeffken

Kaye Shelton and I are the coordinators for this track. We'd love to have your ideas--and we'll post things as we go along.
Judy

Helpful resource for Second Life Presentations

October 11th, 2007 Keith Bourne
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Kathleen Ives, Events Producer for Sloan-C, pointed me to this helpful resource that may help provide some references for presentations that are pertaining to the popular Second Life virtual world.

Do Learning Management Systems (LMSs) help or hinder?

September 29th, 2007 Keith Bourne
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Are LMSs helping to improve education or are the current offerings so inflexible that it actually hinders teaching? What are people doing with LMSs that they can't do in an in-person classroom?

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