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International Perspectives on E-learning
1. International perspectives on e-learning: mapping strategy to practice GrĂĄinne Conole [email_address] Towards a pan-Canada e-learning research agenda http://scope.lidc.sfu.ca/course/view.php?id=56rs? 13th May 2008
2. Increasing impact of technologies Funding drivers â ICT catalystsâ National policy Organisational structures Roles, skills & practice Teaching, learning & assessment
3. Contemporary perspectives in e-learning Mapping the field Current research & development Methodological issues Historical perspective & policy timeline Discourses & tensions
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6. The e-learning landscape Organisational issues Changing roles Strategy & policy Structures & processes Staff development Pedagogical aspects E-literacies New pedagogies Models of practice Case studies of innovation Learning design Experiences & perceptions Underpinning technologies Mobile & ubiquitous technologies The Grid: E-Science Personalised & adaptive Standards Infrastructures Mobile & ubiquitous technologies The Grid: E-Science Personalised & adaptive Standards Infrastructures
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22. Methodological issues Feeder disciplines Wealth of methods No shared language Tension between quantitative and qualitative Lack of rigor, anecdotal and case based Methodological innovations? New theoretical frameworks
23. Research Practice Informs Resources Improves Learning Enhances Networks Builds Strategy Guides Policy Shapes Theory Develops Development Consolidates