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eToolbox: Mapping Technologies to Learning

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on December 17, 2013 at 2:41:37 am

eToolbox: Mapping Technologies to Learning

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This is a resource for educators interested in designing and developing eLearning. It is structured around six different types of learning to support educators to select the appropriate tools for their teaching-learning context.

Start Here to review some principles of good eLearning design and an overview of the six different types of learning.

Developed in Dublin Institute of Technology by the following students on the MSc Applied E-Learning programme: Aine Galvin, John Kilroy, Aaron MacRaighne, Ciarán O'Leary, December 2013

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This is an accessible toolkit for matching technology to learning approaches.

This is intended for any practitioner involved in e-learning development, including academic staff and learning development professionals.

You can use this toolkit to learn how to:

Understand and explain different types of teaching-learning activity, based on Diana Laurillard's research on teaching as a design science (2012).
Select and identify appropriate technology to suit the different types of learning.
Implement a solution using a technology mapped to the type of learning, towards the achievement of specific learning outcomes
Demonstrate application of e-learning tools in practice
Contribute to and develop further the toolkit based on experience

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