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7C Model of E.Content Development

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The delivery of a learning, training or education program by electronic means. (Derek Stockley 2003)

“E-learning is the use of technology to deliver learning and training programs” (E-learning portal, 2009).

“E-learning is add-on functions in conventional classrooms to full substitution for the face-to-face meetings by online encounters” (Guri-Rosenblit, 2005).

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Gustafson and Branch (2002) claim that “models help us to conceptualize representations of reality”; and that “models explain ways of doing” they explained ID model in four steps Analysis –Design – Development and – Evaluation

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Braxton, Bronico, and Looms, Morrison, Ross and Kemp(2004) IDM model

Beck and Schornack (2003) I-P-O model

Royce in 1970 ADDIE model

(Dick, Carey, and Carey, 2005) phases of an iterative process

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Conception Collection Conversion Construction Composition Correction Compliance

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1. To test the 7c model for e- content development for usability

2. To identify the effectiveness of Google Classroom for e-Learning

3. To develop opinionire of teachers for 7C model and Google Classroom

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1. The 7 c model for e-content development is useful for development of e-content for e learning.◦ The teachers will find 7C model useful

◦ The teacher will be able to develop RLOs using 7C model

◦ The teacher will be able to design course for e-learning using 7 C model

◦ The teacher will be able to follow steps of 7C model

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2. The Google classroom is an effective tool for e-learning and e-training

◦ A. The teachers will find Google classroom appropriate tool for e-learning

◦ B. The lectures and tasks on Google classroom will be appreciated by teachers

◦ C. The teachers will develop their skills of IT by using Google Classroom

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Population : ◦ participants of HRDC – the teachers of higher

educationSample

Participants of SSS2015(special summer school -2015)a – purposive sample of 50 participants

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21 Days Date : 25-05-2015 to 13-06-2015

◦ First two and last three days at HRDC ◦ All remaining days through Google Classroom

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27 Announcement 31 Learning Sessions 12 Books to Read 1 Film 2 Assignments 2 Quizzes 200 pages Reading Material

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All completed both Assignments47 peer evaluations41 Quiz responses for ouiz146 responses for quiz 296 emails

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152 submissions Which included

◦ Audio lectures◦ Course designs◦ E-books

◦Ppts◦Movies◦Info graphics◦Class notes◦Glossary

………….etc.

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Learner Responses….. 15 Quarries 07 Sharing of Information 03 Comments 04 Complements / Appreciations 13 Greetings 03 Announcement by Learner 01 Thanks 02

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Highest submission 47

Average submission per day 10.8

Lowest submission 01

Average learner message on stream 3.4

Average Communication 57.4

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Earliest attendance in the class : 6:00 A.M.

Latest attendance in the class : 2:45 A.M.

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PlagiarismBandwidthPriorities

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