Getting Started with Open and Distance Learning

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Garant, 2005 - Education - 118 pages

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Contents

Preface
7
what why and for whom?
9
Moving beyond the introduction
15
Bibliography
16
How to get started in ODL
17
Differences between Traditional and Open and Distance Learning
18
Information objects and learning objects modularity at a new level
19
SCORM
20
The ODL Kitchen
33
The ODL experience
34
What to look for in a good learning experience
35
5+1 Cs
37
The final choice
39
Pedagogical issues in ODL
41
Instructional Approaches
46
Pedagogical models
48

Modules
21
How to get started
22
ODL for whom
24
Design of work packages
25
Creating work packages
26
Visual Aids
27
Handson approaches
28
Content suitable for ODL
29
traditional distance learning or blended learning
30
Bibliography
31
The teachers role
49
Pedagogical Tips for successful ODL programmes
52
Bibliography
53
Didactic issues in ODL
55
Learning in ODL
67
Marketing of ODL
81
Quality in ODL
93
Conclusion
101
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