I am employed by OTEN (Open Training Education Network) which is the distance education provider for TAFE NSW. While we currently use a wide range of e-learning practices, I am very keen to explore further e-learning opportunities in order to provide learners with the best outcomes. Currently my section (Community Services) is using the following e-learning:
* Communication with students via email
* Submission of student assignments by email
* Posting announcements, current resources and links on the OTEN Learning Support (OLS) website for students to access
* Learning material on CD-rom
* Piloted a module on-line through Janison
* Piloted a web-conference with TVET students
I can see much greater applications for e-learning, which many of our learners would benefit from given the diversity of backgrounds including: rural and remote locations, caring responsibilities, work commitments, disability, detention, transportation difficulties, need for self-paced learning and preferred learning styles.
(This post is repeated on the page “E-learning case studies”)
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networklearning
// Sep 11, 2006 at 6:19 pm
Hi Beth
Like your blog, perhaps you may be interested in a project out community services section is involved in http://community-services.blogspot.com
They will be involved in a TAFE online project exploring the use of PDAs web conferencing and IPODs in the classroom. Email me at stevenraymondparker@gmail.com if you are interested in being involved.
Warm regards
Steven Parker
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stewies
// Sep 13, 2006 at 5:32 pm
Never thought of using the Google site as info source link
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