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Good To Great
NOVEMBER 14, 2012
Aside from a couple of Greek vocabulary flashcard-style apps, it’s been classrooms, textbooks and handwritten homework. And if you take a self-study approach rather than signing up for a classroom course, those opportunities to practise with a native speaker are even fewer and further between. Making use of self-study data.
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FEBRUARY 19, 2013
The example that came to mind as I read this was that of virtual classrooms. In seeking to describe the new opportunity offered by the internet to bring learners synchronously together online, we reached for the universally understood concept of the classroom. Skeuomorphism: visual metaphor.
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Good To Great
NOVEMBER 14, 2012
Aside from a couple of Greek vocabulary flashcard-style apps, it’s been classrooms, textbooks and handwritten homework. And if you take a self-study approach rather than signing up for a classroom course, those opportunities to practise with a native speaker are even fewer and further between. Making use of self-study data.
Good To Great
MARCH 3, 2011
In fact, being labelled an expert (or a teacher) more likely means you’ve got to work twice as hard for that respect – many learners, just like those unruly kids in the history classroom last night, are wary from the word go, just waiting for you to make them feel small. But how often is that the case? Bookmark the permalink.
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OCTOBER 29, 2010
Instead, emulate the tone of voice, pace and language used by a great classroom instructor. An e-learning course is not an academic paper, a business report, a legal document or an instruction manual. So don’t emulate any of those. Have a conversation. Ask questions, tap into their experiences, make references to their world.
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SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
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FEBRUARY 14, 2011
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