'Computer conferencing' presentation slideshows

Ideas for Videoconferencing and the New Roles of Instructors and Students

Ideas for Videoconferencing and the New Roles of Instructors and Students. Dr. Curtis J. Bonk Indiana University CourseShare.com http://php.indiana.edu/~cjbonk cjbonk@indiana.edu. How do you use videoconferencing?. __________________ __________________ __________________

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CMC/CC A Groupware, CSCW, CMC

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Five Categories of Media

Five Categories of Media. Web-Based Technologies Computer-Managed Learning Systems (non-Internet-Based) Teleconferencing Technologies. Five Categories of Media (continued). Cable and Broadcast Television Videotaped-Based Instruction. Web-Based Technologies.

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Educational Telecommunications

Educational Telecommunications. by Gerald Knezek Professor of Technology & Cognition University of North Texas. Telecommunications. Tele - at a distance Communications - exchange of information. Telecommunications. Communications over distance or time. Modes of Communication. Simplex

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Badge Ideas for Critical Thinking Challenges completed to acquire Achievements

Badge Ideas for Critical Thinking Challenges completed to acquire Achievements. Using Cognitive Presence Template from Garrison, Anderson, Archer (2001) Critical Thinking, Cognitive Presence, and Computer Conferencing in Distance Education Achievementhunter.com

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Advanced Educational Technologies An Overview

Advanced Educational Technologies An Overview. Dumitru Radoiu Petru Maior University. Central Components of Educational Process. presentation of content interaction with faculty, peers interaction with resources practical application assessment. Education Technologies. What is AET?.

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TED Learning Community

TED Learning Community. Jesse Keeler jkeeler2@nu.edu Cynthia Sistek -Chandler cchandler@nu.edu.

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1953 B.F. Skinner develops "programmed instruction" and a "teaching machine".

1953 B.F. Skinner develops "programmed instruction" and a "teaching machine". 1950. 1960. 1953 B.F. Skinner develops "programmed instruction" and a "teaching machine". 1963 The first computer used for instruction is installed at Orange Coast College in the state of California. 1950. 1960.

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