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17Sep

Or Should the Learning Content Come to You?

YouTube broke the mold early on. Whether we’re dealing with learning content per se or music video

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17Sep

Should You Go to the Learning Content?

Normally, learning content is owned and hosted by an author or institution. When the institution doe

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16Sep

University Students’ Expectations of Teacher Use of an LMS, Pt. 5

The main issue seems to be, then, that educators need to become engaged. So how do we get teachers e

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16Sep

University Students’ Expectations of Teacher Use of an LMS, Pt. 4

New and upcoming generations of students demand more and more the implementation of tools such as an

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16Sep

University Students’ Expectations of Teacher Use of an LMS, Pt. 3

Throughout, university students’ opinions regarding LMS use at their schools was very positive, es

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16Sep

University Students’ Expectations of Teacher Use of an LMS, Pt. 2

In winter 2006, students at the University of Denver also using Blackboard as their LMS expressed ge

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16Sep

University Students’ Expectations of Teacher Use of an LMS, Pt. 1

A survey conducted at an Australian university in Oct. 2006 looked to get student feedback on presen

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15Sep

Pedagogical Perspectives in LMS Courses: 5) Laurillard’s Conversational Model

One pedagogical approach in designing courses using an LMS is Laurillard's Conversational Model. Lau

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15Sep

Pedagogical Perspectives in LMS Courses: 4) Gilly Salmon’s 5-Stage Model

Gilly Salmon is another e-learning pioneer who developed a model applicable to your LMS. The first 2

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