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Effective blended learning practices : evidence -based perspectives in ICT- facilitated education

2009, Effective blended learning practices : evidence -based perspectives in ICT- facilitated education Information Science Reference, Hershey, New York.


Title Effective blended learning practices : evidence -based perspectives in ICT- facilitated education
Editor(s) Stacey, Elizabeth
Gerbic, Philippa
Publication date 2009
Total pages xxiv, 358 p.
Publisher Information Science Reference
Place of Publication Hershey, New York
Keyword(s) Education
Higher -- Computer-assisted instruction
Blended learning
Summary "This book provides insight into the practice of blended learning in higher education"--Provided by publisher.
Notes Contents: Ch. I. Introduction to Blended Learning Practices -- Ch. II. Including Online Discussions Within Campus-Based Students Learning Environments -- Ch. III. Strategies for Blended Approaches in Teacher Education -- Ch. IV. Redesigning Initial Teacher Education -- Ch. V. Integrating New Technologies into Blended Learning Environments -- Ch. VI. Teacher and Student Responses to Blended Environments -- Ch. VII. Blending Collaborative Online Learning with Workplace and Community Contexts -- Ch. VIII. Establishing Communities of Practice for Effective and Sustainable Professional Development for Blended Learning -- Ch. IX. Virtual Learning and Real Communities: Online Professional Development for Teachers -- Ch. X. Blended Learning and Professional Development in the K-12 Sector -- Ch. XI. Blended Learning and Teaching Philosophies: Implications for Practice -- Ch. XII. Blended Learning and the New Pressures on the Academy: Individual, Political, and Policy Driven Motivators for Adoption -- Ch. XIII. Case Studies of ICT-Enhanced Blended Learning and Implications for Professional Development -- Ch. XIV. Blending Technology into an Academic Practice Qualification for University Teachers -- Ch. XV. Reciprocal Mentoring In The Wild : A Retrospective, Comparative Case Study of ICT Teacher Professional Development -- Ch. XVI. Conclusion.
ISBN 9781605662961
9781605662978
Language eng
Field of Research 130306 Educational Technology and Computing
Socio Economic Objective 970113 Expanding Knowledge in Education
HERDC Research category A7 Edited book
HERDC collection year 2009
Copyright notice ©2009, IGI Global
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30020283

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