Critical elements of e-learning: presentation
June 18, 2011 at 2:57 pm | Posted in Education | Leave a commentTags: cognitive strategies, collaboration, e-learning, interaction, learner-centred, presentation, social presence
As part of my study this year I had to write an assignment about the critical elements of e-learning.
I decided to share my learning with my colleagues in a presentation. It is included below.
Critical elements of e-learning
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