Learning objects in e-learning environments_wo
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The document discusses learning objects in e-learning environments. It states that learning objects involve breaking content down into small, reusable chunks that are independently created and maintained. Learning objects can be combined to meet common learning goals, though there is debate around how they are developed and classified. Examples of potential learning objects include course syllabi, activities, videos, and simulations. The document also briefly discusses the evolution of e-learning tools and platforms and how new platforms enable more interaction and integration of resources.
Learning objects in e-learning environments_wo
- 1. learning objects in e-learning environments workshop
- 2. learning object core concept in learning involves breaking down into chunks eat bite is reusable independently created / maintained they have their own and specific role oriented towards learning objectives
- 3. learning objects as an approach learning objects may build collections that team up for a common learning goal there is a debate in this approach regarding curricular development there is a potential in the use of learning objects with technology CHALLENGE: design must not be too stiff (closed/narrow)... must not be too general CHALLENGE: classification
- 4. learning objects in examples A course syllabus A unit description Learning goal document An activity worksheet A table An image A video A rubric A sound A discussion board A simulation program ...
- 5. learning objects revamped Possibilty of creating dynamic objects Mashups harness Web 2.0+ (and Web 3.0) potential
- 6. extremely short, not formal, unofficial, completely empiric overview of the development of e-learning distance learning started with mail courses tele-learning implemented telephone / TV / mail e-learning is commonly referred to distance learning (it originally addressed its needs) e-learning tools and assets have detonated... e-tools / e-things / e-objects ... consider i Stuff interesting... technology+on demand+ubiquitous+personal
- 7. learning platforms and technologies... commonly serve as document repositories originally designed as posting, delivery, and organizing systems workflow instructor :: content --> student :: deliverable new generation platforms allow interaction between participants individual / group work and accountability integration with resources (internal / external) interoperability personalization options construction of libraries
- 8. Blackboard is a popular new generation e-learning platform ... now it's your turn to fill it with awesome iLearningObjects