TELDAP e-Newsletter (October, 2008)
International News
October 21, 2008 Digital Archives GISci Conference Welcomes Participants
MCN 2008 | Annual Conference
PNC 2008 Annual Conference in Conjunction with ECAI and JVGC
Innovating e-Learning Online Conference 2008 JISC
Climate Change and Preserving Cultural Heritage in the 21st Century
ProgramTourism
Brief Introduction to the Overseas Compatriot Affairs Commission’s “Taiwan Chinese (Huayu) e-Learning Centers"
InsightReport
The Encounter between the Island and Ocean (I)
2008 The 3rd Cyber Island Photography Competition Opens
2008 e-Learning Industry Market Promotion– Participation in the Japan e-2008 e-Learning Industry Market Promotion– Participation in the Japan e-Learning World 2008 - Expo & Conference came to a Successful Close on August 2
Global Chinese Hakka Language and Culture e-Learning- Hakka e-Learning Center
 
International News >
上一篇 | 下一篇 | 返回電子報
 
Innovating e-Learning Online Conference 2008 JISC
 
JISC/Organizer

GENERAL INFORMATION

MAIN THEME: Learning in a Digital Age - Are we prepared?

 

HOST: JISC

 

DATE: 2008 November 4 - 7 (Tuesday – Friday)

 

VENUE: Online conference

 

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW:

      Themes for Innovating e-Learning 2008 focus on the productive and energising tension between the tried and tested and the wholly innovative. e-Learning may now have established a foothold in learning and teaching, but are the demands of delivering the curriculum restricting its innovative potential? How can we plan to ensure the best possible e-enhancement of learning in the future?

 

      'I've done a few online conferences, and this one [2007] has by far been the best organised and most worthwhile in terms of quality of discussion'

Keith Smyth, Napier University

 

Theme 1: Embracing the future now

      Focussing on technology and curriculum redesign, Theme 1 asks us to assess how prepared we really are for models of learning and teaching appropriate for a digital age. Questions posed by this theme include:

 

      How can we use technology in ways that enrich learners’ experiences and enhance curriculum design

      and delivery?

      What impact might curriculum redesign have on learning and teaching in the subject disciplines?

      Who might benefit most from innovative uses of technology?

      What demands do 21st century models of learning and teaching make on physical learning spaces?

 

Theme 2: Going boldly into the dark

      Theme 2 explores the uncertain but stimulating possibilities technology will bring to learning and teaching in the future. Disruptive and mobile technologies in the hands of IT literate learners are already changing current practice. What is coming next on the horizon? Questions posed by this theme include:

 

      Who will drive the learning process? What is the future of the relationship    between learners,

      their tutors and institutions?

      What are the benefits and issues around learning in immersive worlds?

      How can institutions plan for the future?

 

      The conference will be of interest to researchers, practitioners and thinkers in the field of pedagogic innovation. Delegates from further and higher education and from overseas are welcome to take part. The conference takes place primarily in an asynchronous virtual environment which can be accessed wherever and whenever is convenient to you. Some sessions will make use of the Elluminate Live!®1 virtual classroom. Get your own free Elluminate vRoom2™ One or two sessions will use Second Life. Both the Elluminate and SL sessions will be recorded, and have associated discussions in the asynchronous environment.

 

WEBSITE: http://www.jisc.ac.uk/elpconference08

上一篇 | 下一篇 | 返回電子報