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  • Formaat: 170 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Jun-2000
  • Kirjastus: Kogan Page Ltd
  • ISBN-13: 9781315042299
This volume looks at the issues involved in integrating new technologies within the education process. It includes activities, case studies and notes for use by all teaching in higher education.
Introduction 1(1)
Who is this book for? 1(1)
Overview 1(1)
The Active*Guide Web site 2(1)
Agendas for change in higher education
3(21)
The `political' agenda
4(6)
The impact of the information revolution on higher education
4(3)
Reforms in UK higher education
7(3)
The learning and teaching agenda
10(7)
Transformative learning
12(5)
Supporting these agendas
17(7)
UK Higher Education Funding Councils
17(1)
Staff development in the use of C&IT
18(2)
Subject support
20(3)
References
23(1)
Developing new teaching skills
24(37)
The changing model of learning and teaching
24(6)
Essential requirements for all users of C&IT
30(7)
Staff access to suitable computers
30(1)
Student access to institutional computers
31(1)
Student access using home computers
32(1)
Students with disabilities
33(1)
Do we have sufficient computing skills?
34(1)
Can we get adequate technical support?
35(1)
Procedures for putting programs and other resources on to a network
35(1)
Three things you must do to avoid disaster
36(1)
Creating multimedia resources
37(20)
Word-processed documents
39(1)
Presentations
40(4)
Digital images
44(3)
Graphics and clip-art
47(1)
Web pages
48(1)
Digital audio
49(1)
Digital video
50(4)
Simulations
54(3)
Copyright issues
57(4)
References
60(1)
Designing learning environments
61(37)
Open learning materials
61(3)
Key considerations when writing open learning materials
64(10)
Methods of teaching and modes of learning to encourage independent learning
65(7)
A quick overview of writing open learning materials
72(2)
Planning resource bases for open learning environments
74(24)
Designing resource-based learning environments
77(4)
Creating a resource-based learning Web site
81(12)
Appendix
93(3)
References
96(2)
Using communication technologies to facilitate learning
98(33)
Online discussion in groups
98(12)
The experience of learning in online groups
100(3)
Social aspects of online groups
103(1)
Collaboration in online groups
104(4)
The use of roles in online groups
108(1)
Making decisions in online groups
108(1)
Assessing participation
109(1)
Learning to learn online
110(1)
Structuring online seminars
110(2)
Facilitating online groups
112(5)
How electronic communications can be used in learning and teaching
117(2)
Managing learning
117(1)
One-to-one communication
118(1)
One-to-many communication
118(1)
Many-to-many communication
119(1)
Types of electronic communication
119(12)
Phone
120(1)
Fax
120(1)
Electronic mail
121(1)
Mailing lists
122(1)
Conferencing
123(2)
Newsgroups
125(1)
Instant messaging and chat rooms
126(1)
Moos and Muds
127(1)
Video and audio files
128(1)
Streaming audio and streaming video
128(1)
Video-conferencing and audio-conferencing
128(2)
References
130(1)
Assessing student learning
131(28)
Dilemmas of assessment
131(2)
Mapping learning and assessment
133(5)
Writing learning outcomes
134(2)
Mapping types of assessment with skills assessed
136(2)
Computer aided assessment
138(8)
Objective tests for computer assisted assessment (CAA)
140(6)
Assessing collaborative learning events
146(4)
Automating and managing assessment
150(9)
Optical Mark Reading: OMR
151(1)
CAA for summative and formative assessment
152(6)
References
158(1)
Concluding comments
159(2)
Index 161