Best Practice Models for E-learning |
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This page gives more information about the Best Practice Models project run at Staffordshire University since June 2006 and details of how you can get involved.
Aim of the E-learning Best Practice Models Project at
Staffordshire University:
What are Models for E-Learning? The Models are shareable
descriptions of e-learning practice. They are presented as short, clear
summaries of good practice and research made available to all e-learning
practitioners in an online community of practice. You can see some examples
below and full details with case studies, how-to guides and discussion forums
are all available when you join the community.
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Example 1:
Online Discussion This model is from the work of Gilly Salmon and guides practitioners when they are designing online discussion activities. |
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Example 2: Online
Collaboration This example is taken from the work of Betty Collis and guides practitioners when designing online group collaborative activities. |
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Example 3: E-enriched
Learning This example is taken from the E-Len project and provides guidance for planning and designing learning that includes technology |
There are several ways to find out more about the models and to start to use them:
The project is managed by Helen Walmsley at Staffordshire University, UK. Please email with any comments or questions.