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Becta – Web2.0 benefits in the classroom

Published October 14, 2008 Elearning Leave a Comment
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Becta have published research into the use of web2.0 in the classroom for children between 11-16.

The headline benefits of the research include:

  1. Web2 can improve engagement and participation. This especially true amongst ‘quieter’ pupils.
  2. Web2 facilitates discussion outside of the classroom
  3. Provides extension opportunities
  4. The sense of ownership can increase the quality of the work.

e-learning 2.0 – how Web technologies are shaping education – ReadWriteWeb

Published March 25, 2008 Elearning Leave a Comment
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e-learning 2.0 – how Web technologies are shaping education – ReadWriteWeb

Teaching with Technology

Published May 10, 2007 21stCenturySkills , Elearning , Pedagogy Leave a Comment
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This report describes justifications for preparing an online course and describes:

- the sort of tools to be used (pretty standard stuff).
- The changing roles of teachers and learners when moving from face to face to online delivery.
- how to use these tools.

The document discusses some of the advantages and disadvantages of online communication methods.

Limitations
- There is a lot of mention of Blackboard :(
- It doesn’t include a discussion on the use of blogs as an online communication and learning tool (which for me is the most promising tool for online training.)

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This work by Alex Hardman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.
Based on a work at ivida.co.uk.

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