Introduction |
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Who is this book for? |
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Overview |
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The Active*Guide Web site |
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Agendas for change in higher education |
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The impact of the information revolution on higher education |
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Reforms in UK higher education |
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The learning and teaching agenda |
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12 | (5) |
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UK Higher Education Funding Councils |
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Staff development in the use of C&IT |
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Developing new teaching skills |
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The changing model of learning and teaching |
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Essential requirements for all users of C&IT |
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Staff access to suitable computers |
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Student access to institutional computers |
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Student access using home computers |
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Students with disabilities |
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Do we have sufficient computing skills? |
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Can we get adequate technical support? |
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Procedures for putting programs and other resources on to a network |
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Three things you must do to avoid disaster |
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Creating multimedia resources |
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54 | (3) |
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57 | (4) |
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Designing learning environments |
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Key considerations when writing open learning materials |
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Methods of teaching and modes of learning to encourage independent learning |
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A quick overview of writing open learning materials |
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Planning resource bases for open learning environments |
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Designing resource-based learning environments |
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Creating a resource-based learning Web site |
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Using communication technologies to facilitate learning |
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Online discussion in groups |
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The experience of learning in online groups |
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Social aspects of online groups |
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Collaboration in online groups |
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The use of roles in online groups |
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Making decisions in online groups |
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Structuring online seminars |
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Facilitating online groups |
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How electronic communications can be used in learning and teaching |
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One-to-many communication |
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Many-to-many communication |
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Types of electronic communication |
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Instant messaging and chat rooms |
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Streaming audio and streaming video |
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Video-conferencing and audio-conferencing |
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Assessing student learning |
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131 | (2) |
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Mapping learning and assessment |
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Writing learning outcomes |
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Mapping types of assessment with skills assessed |
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Computer aided assessment |
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Objective tests for computer assisted assessment (CAA) |
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Assessing collaborative learning events |
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Automating and managing assessment |
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Optical Mark Reading: OMR |
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CAA for summative and formative assessment |
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Index |
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