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Research and Development for Online-Distributed-Distance
Learning You probably won't be surprised that effective pedagogy in face-to-face classes
and online classes is similar in its emphasis on multisensory, learning-centered,
active and interactive assignment design as well as an understanding of the
delivery media. Whether you plan to incorporate a single computer-enhanced activity
or to teach an entire class over the Internet, you can review the pedagogies
and practices of other teachers in general and your own discipline in particular.
- Pedagogy: effective teaching practices incorporating
information technology and media, a combination of theory and practice
- Gateways: sites that list classes, colleges, and programs
on the Web by discipline--some are Web-enhanced, some online
- Publications-Textbook Publishers
Distance-Distributed-Online Learning Gateway Sites
The red stars highlight sites that are either categorized or annotated in ways
that help you target your research. As with any extensive research, it may be
necessary to read through a lot of less-than-helpful pages in order to locate
sites that offer helpful models, including resource lists and online activities
that you can link your students to.
Pedagogy and Practices for Computer-mediated Teaching and
Learning
- Engines of
Inquiry: Teaching, Technology, and Learner-Centered Approaches to Culture
and History, Randy Bass, Georgetown University: Bass, director of the
American Crossroads Project, identifies and describes "six kinds of quality
learning" that "information technologies can serve to enhance":
distributive learning, authentic tasks and complex inquiry, dialogic learning,
constructive learning, public accountability, and reflective and critical
thinking.
- Resources for Moderators
and Facilitators of Online Discussion, Mauri Collins and Zane L. Berge:
Although Collins and Berge emphasize effective use and management of instructional
e-mail lists, most of the theory and practice adapts easily to threaded Web
discussion forums like WebBoard and the forums within BlackBoard or WebCT.
- Learning in Hyperspace,
William Winn, University of Washington: Within a framework of social constructivist
situated learning, Winn discusses ways that the Internet can support learning.
- Distance Education:
Theory and Practice: Arizona State University: You can see the texts,
topics, and student writing from this course in distance education.
Professional Development Opportunities
Individualized Desktop Computing and Instructional Technologly
Classes and Workshops at TCC
Classes and Workshops Elsewhere
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