Integrated E Learning Implications for Pedagogy Technology and Organization Open and Flexible Learning 1st Edition by Wim Jochems ISBN 978-0415335034 0415335035

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ISBN 10:   0415335035

ISBN 13: 978-0415335034

Author: Wim Jochems
It is widely recognized that online and e-learning is no longer an exclusive approach used only in distance education and in isolation from traditional education programmes. A real difficulty facing educators and trainers is how to integrate these new learning methods and embed them in established and existing forms of learning, teaching or training.
This book forms a serious, in-depth study of the subject and proposes that e-learning is not simply a matter of ‘digitizing’ traditional materials, but involves a new approach, which must take into account pedagogical, technological and organizational features to form a well-designed education system.
A practical focus is maintained throughout, with advice on implementation and case studies drawn from the contributors’ considerable experience.
Integrated E-Learning is essential reading for anyone wanting to implement, design, develop or deliver e-learning or training courses.

Table of contents: 

1. Instructional Design for Integrated E-Learning
   J. van Merriënboer, T. Bastiaens, and A. Hoogveld

2. Designing Integrated Collaborative E-Learning
   P. Kirschner, J. W. Strijbos, and K. Kreijns

3. Performance Assessment in Integrated E-Learning
   D. Sluijsmans and R. Martens

4. Virtual Business E-Learning: An Approach to Integrating Learning and Working
   D. Jansen, M. van Laeken, and W. Slot

5. Learning Technologies in E-Learning: An Integrated Domain Model
   R. Koper

6. Educational Modelling Languages
   H. Hermans, J. Manderveld, and H. Vogten

7. Interface Design for Digital Courses
   H. Tabbers, L. Kester, H. Hummel, and R. Nadolski

8. Usability Evaluation of Integrated E-Learning
   F. Paas and O. Firssova

9. Work Processes for the Development of Integrated E-Learning Courses
   K. Schlusmans, R. Koper, and W. Giesbertz

10. Learning Objects: Are They the Answer to the Knowledge Economy’s Predicament?
    P. Sloep

11. Management and Organization of Integrated E-Learning
    M. van der Klink and W. Jochems

12. Coaching and Training in Integrated Electronic Learning Environments (IELEs)
    H. Boshuizen and P. Kirschner

13. Implementing Integrated E-Learning: Lessons Learnt from the OUNL Case
    W. Westera

14. Evaluating Integrated E-Learning
    T. Bastiaens, J. Boon, and R. Martens

15. Epilogue
    W. Jochems, J. van Merriënboer, and R. Koper

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