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Decisions, decisions, decisions … Defining key learning approaches in this course

Decisions, decisions, decisions … Defining key learning approaches in this course

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Decisions, decisions, decisions …

Defining key learning approaches in this course

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Contributory model of e-learning

Collis & Moonen (2005) suggest that e-learning represents a shift from

I know

I know what the group knows

I increase what the group knows

acquisitive model of learning contributory model of learning

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Contributory model of e-learning

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Some other possibilities …(with thanks to Steve Wheeler & ELESIG)

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… and another

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… and another

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Where does your course belong?

Individual Community

Learner-defined content

Teacher-defined content

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Core course texts

If you had to choose 1 core text and three recommended ones, what would they be?

In what format would students access them? Why will they engage with them?

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How do students learn in your course?

What theory of learning underpins the course approach?

How will students engage with content, each other, tutors, people outside the enrolled cohort?