* Persons wanting some part time work (e.g. mothers/fathers staying at home)
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...rning]] that relies on an internet connection to share content and support communication. In its origins, this type of practice relates to [[Distance education|dist
...raction occurs online, or they can mix online activities with face-to-face communication, we name these courses "'''blended courses'''".
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...readers is that users can check websites' updates and news almost in real time. They do not have to constantly monitor multiple webpages as they are colle
The main advantage is to build a personal newspaper and save time. An old paradigm is included in this new way to get information which is ''
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...ents following the activities as specified in the OG – or as modified real-time by her as she monitors their work– to provide input data and obtain output
...o right. Each learning activity starts at given time and lasts for a given time.
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...structional communication should occur during an action or activity at the time when the user needs it. So if a user cannot communicate easily during an ac
...& Visser, G. (2001). Implementation of a digital learning environment: The real results. In Proceedings of the world conference on the WWW and internet Web
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...r sophisticated chatrooms, for [[shoutbox]]es, for [[portable chatroom]]s, communication within[[virtual environment]]s, [[micro blogging]], i.e. all sorts of [[ins
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* freed from constraints of place and time.
* Pedagogical uses: In situ contextual information, Recording, Simulation, Communication, First-person view, In situ guidance, Feedback, Distribution, Gamification,
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* Data-logging and real-time graphing
...r and other tools. [[User:Daniel K. Schneider|DKS]] suggests spending some time exploring all the tools.
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# Time needed for first editorial screening:
# Time needed for answer from peer review: "We average about 32 days" (answer from
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...answering devices that offer instructors a means to gain some simple real-time feedback from the audience.
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...is a technical specification that aims to facilitate the documentation and communication of learning experiences. It specifies a structure to describe learning expe
...earning Record. A set of several Statements, each representing an event in time, might be used to track complete details about a learning experience.}} ([
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...nal software]] since some writing tools have been made for and are used by real writers.
...uter supported writing tools provide rich possibilities to enhance written communication.
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* Is knowledge about a state of the work environment in a limited portion of time and space.
* ''Direct communication'', either speech or gesture
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...ile that defines a Web-based learning "Content Aggregation Model" and "Run-Time Environment" for learning objects.
...mant, but [[User:DSchneider|DSchneider]] is not sure of this. I don't have time or even the will to test these systems, but I noticed that some choked on s
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together to accomplish real work. }}
* should have a precise scope (like a real story) and a time-frame
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..., but will become increasing more complex, differentiated and realistic as time goes on.
...s of experience. The knower does not necessarily construct knowledge of a "real" world'''''. ([[Radical constructivism|See More]] ...)
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...gent systems would provide means for collaborative technology. At the same time, the computer has entered the design office as a tool that has challenged t
...xemple, allow for flexible input (like menus, shortcuts, panels), multiple communication, design for user growth
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...ific kind of community. They are focused on a domain of knowledge and over time accumulate expertise in this domain. They develop their shared practice by
...f "real work." What holds them together is a common sense of purpose and a real need to know what each other knows. There are many communities of practice
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...ith some form of interaction but not necessarily with extra information or communication. Modern Web-based CBT (e-learning) since the mid-90's adds these dimensions
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