What is E-learning? E-learning is supporting learning through electronic (online) material. Students are able to access resources anytime and any place as long as they have access to the internet. E-learning can involve students accessing digital resources in class, just at home, or a combination of both. It can include videos, audio, interactive websites, online forums as well as text and images. It can incorporate mobile devices (phones, ipads, tablets). How could we use E-learning? - Subject – specific resources - Cross-curriculum projects - Welfare/Wellbeing resources - Library resources - Professional Learning for staff - Online courses/information for parents What are the issues related to introducing E-learning? - Staff training - Staff time and enthusiasm - Copyright issues - images, music, video, diagrams, etc - Quality control - Student access - across devices, using DEC internet - Marketing the school - Maintaining a competitive edge (seniors) - some people may be reluctant to share their senior resources. There are a range of options that can be used to introduce E-learning: - Moodle - iPads/Apps - Youtube - Gaming - Edmodo - Weebly/wordpress,etc
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Louise SwansonDeputy Principal at a Sydney high school. Coordinating author of the Geoactive text book series. Archives
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