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Written by Mike Saville
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The term e-learning can be perceived as taking many forms: - introducing elements of e-learning into traditional teaching, such as using presentation software to replace OHP slides
- blended programmes using elements of e-learning combined with traditional delivery techniques
- courses delivered entirely or partially online.
There are a number of terms that are relevant to our understanding of the use of technology in education. Since these are often used as part of definitions of e-learning, it is helpful to also look closely at these as well as at current definitions of e-learning. |
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Written by Mike Saville
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E-learning This term has been defined in 2002 by the Distributed and Electronic Learning Group for the LSC in England as: DEL (distributed and electronic learning) can be represented as a spectrum ranging from Internet-supported distance learning in which the learner has limited physical contact with the tutor or other learners, to teacher-led, classroom-based activity which is interspersed with occasional computer-delivered or facilitated assignments. | But there are other definitions... |
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