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Singh, Harvey – Educational Technology, 2003
Discussion of electronic learning and Web-based learning focuses on blended learning programs which can include offline and online learning; self-paced and live, collaborative learning; structured and unstructured learning; and custom content and off-the-shelf content. Describes a model, called Khan's Octagonal Framework, which can be used to…
Descriptors: Conventional Instruction, Individual Instruction, Instructional Design, Learning Strategies
Underdahl, Jennifer – Educational Technology, 2002
Explains the history of IMMEX (Interactive Multi-Media Exercises) and its evolution into a Web-delivered, interactive software program, which assesses student understanding of curriculum in K-16 classrooms by tracking its application in real-world, problem-solving scenarios. Discusses performance feedback for teachers and students, and offers…
Descriptors: Courseware, Curriculum Development, Elementary Education, Feedback
Slotta, Jim – Educational Technology, 2002
Discussion of inquiry and technology within elementary and secondary school science curriculum focuses on WISE (Web-Based Inquiry Science Environment) that was developed to provide effective designs for inquiry activities and assessments, technology supports for students and teachers, authoring partnerships to create a library of inquiry projects,…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software Development, Courseware, Curriculum Development
Levitch, Sharon; Milheim, William D. – Educational Technology, 2003
Discussion of the shift from traditional classrooms to Web-based training and distance education focuses on strategies that instructors can use to transition into various distance-based settings. Highlights include shifting instructor roles; technology issues; online course development; course dynamics and interaction; communication;…
Descriptors: Computer Mediated Communication, Course Evaluation, Distance Education, Interaction