...a group of people that come together to solve a common problem. It is goal oriented. It is usually put together by those who desire a that pre-defined goal suc
...nto a [[Community of practice | community of practice]] and a members of a community of practice can form a sub-group to focus on a specific task.
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...learning web sites), introducing "agile design methodology" in the project-oriented and/or reflective classroom and finally introducing "agile thinking" in a g
...d prototyping]] approach. I.e. we talk about an "agile professor" who will design and redesign a course in function of emerging "parameters". E.g. see the [[
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...rning system | social learning system]] which is made up of a network of [[Community of practice | communities of practice]].
...tionships within the activities of the group. A community of learning is a community whose purpose is to engage and promote activities and interactions that all
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...re-grouping of the produced work, which aids in the construction of mental models of the different concepts and is fruitful for learning. This sets the stage
...ing the unit due to the comments and questions of the other members of the community. The 'critical mass' of input at the beginning is important for the start o
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...esign is that branch of knowledge concerned with research and theory about instructional strategies and the process for developing and implementing those strategies
...tasks to the state of being able to accomplish those tasks. Instructional Design is based on theoretical and practical research in the areas of cognition, e
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...tions include a subset of existing learning technologies and instructional design principles.
* If one looks at modern content oriented main-stream e-Learning one can not avoid thinking that e-learning has been
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...nation of [[situated learning]], [[writing-to-learn]], knowledge building, community, etc.
...ive inquiry. There is also a relation to [[transformative pedagogy]] and [[community of learning]] concepts.
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...n a later version of this article, connections must be made to educational design theories).
...e are some trends that engage emerging technology and different conceptual design patters:
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...e the three broad learning theories most often utilized in the creation of instructional environments. These theories, however, were developed in a time when learni
...:85–88.</ref>; Lau 2011 <ref>Lau VKH. 2011. Computer-based teaching module design: principles derived from learning theories. Med Educ. 48:247–254.</ref>; Me
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The ZPD is popular in many educational theories and instructional design models, e.g. see:
* [[Knowledge-building community model]], [[Community of learning]]
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...tuated and occurs by means of legitimate peripheral participation within a community of practice,
...learning skills, stories, and technology (Brown, Collins & Duguid, 1989). "Community of practice," a concept emerging from situated cognition, emphasizes sharin
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...tance Learning, Second Edition (pp. 439–446).</ref> call '''[[contribution-oriented pedagogy]]'''.
...engaged in the process of constructing knowledge '''for''' their learning community. [...] What we argue for is a communal constructivism where students and te
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...finitions refer to it as "a set of teaching tactics" (Galton et al, 1980) "instructional format" (Siedentop, 1991). In [Physical education] circles the definition o
In teacher training, teachers may be exposed to more formal [[learning design]]s, [[pedagogical scenario]]s, [[lesson planning]] methodology etc. Teache
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* [[Methodology tutorial - design-oriented research designs]]
...a model of guidance. As opposed to [[learning design]], most inquiry-based models do advocate opportunistic (i.e. adaptive) planning by the teacher. However,
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* Design sciences related to disciplines that build things.
...udy}} ([http://www.inderscience.com/browse/index.php?journalCODE=jdr J. of Design Research] Home Page (2006).
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...lled a community today, but communities of practice are a specific kind of community. They are focused on a domain of knowledge and over time accumulate experti
* The goals of a community are less specific and more changeable than those of a team or work group;
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Inquiry-based learning (IBL) is a [[project-oriented learning | project-oriented]] [[pedagogic strategy]] based on [[constructivism|constructivist]] and [[s
..., [[WebQuest]], [[Le Monde De Darwin]], [[Project-based science model]], [[Community of inquiry model]]
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{{quotationbox|Teachers need to gain primary technology skills in their instructional processes but they will be most successful using technology as a learning t
...Visualization of different data with different visualization-types (aspect-oriented visualization). With the different adjustments of the visualization cockpit
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== Research Design for Educational Technologies - Introduction ==
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...[[change management]] issues. Kynigos (2004) claims that {{quotation | the design, development and user-support of empowering computational media should be v
...s like the [[knowledge-building community model]], [[writing-to-learn]], [[community of inquiry model]]), etc. but mostly it's about writing text, drawing and m
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