As I watch numerous presentations from ‘leaders in the field’ of ‘elearning’, or ‘technology enhanced learning’ or even ‘blended learning’, or just about any term of learning that hints at using a computer, I am increasingly frustrated at the sheer repetition of it all. Those who are obviously in the thrall of The New, i.e. great new devices and technologies… Read more →
Much has been said about elearning and its role in the future strategies of higher education. While there are many areas of discussion, one of the least popular and most controversial is that of cost saving in providing a supportive learning environment for a diverse student population. Modern students have to work, and this usually means much more stress around time… Read more →
via skillshare.com This is the future, and of course it’s the present too 🙂