I’ve been reading Luck and Laurence on videoconferencing. I now have to consider what they have to say about the innovative nature of elearning and the technologies used for elearning. Before I get on to content, there’s also the issue of access to the material being innovative – it’s accessed and then discussed online. I […]
I’ve read five of the case studies now (all the ones without videos. Downloading videos without a broadband connection is generally a waste of time). As individual studies they’re all exciting and whizzy but, as a whole, I find them rather soulless. They’re all about the equipment, they’re not about the people or the learning. […]
Reading through the H807 case studies – the course materials require me tomake blog entries. The one I’ve just read is ‘Any time, any place learning: Multimedia learning with mobile phones’. It’s based on an initiative at City College, Southampton. They provide ESOL students with whizzy mobile phones which have camera and PDA abilities. Then […]
I’ve started looking at the H807 course materials, which I’m reviewing. I’m supposed to jot down a few initial ideas of my own on innovation in e-learning. E-learning is to be understood as ‘learning facilitated and supported by the use of information and communications technology (desktop and laptop computers, mobile and wireless devices, electronic communications, […]