Keynote Speaker - Simulation, Stimulation and Silence: Learning Online and Off

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Abstract

Almost 20 years after the popular adoption of the Internet, we are still finding out about the nature of online places and spaces. Whether these locations are used for interpersonal communication or naturalistic simulation, they offer characteristics which may be ideally suited to some types of pedagogical activities and less appropriate for others. This often depends on a deeper understanding of the nature of these activities and experiences. In this presentation Norm Friesen of Boise State University will undertake a careful examination of a couple of practical examples. He will use these examples explore the nature of both pedagogy and the technology, in terms of their suitability for online, face-to-face and also blended contexts.
Original languageAmerican English
StatePublished - 14 Aug 2013
EventTECHKNOWLEDGY Symposium, Centre for Teaching and Learning, University of Alberta -
Duration: 14 Aug 2013 → …

Conference

ConferenceTECHKNOWLEDGY Symposium, Centre for Teaching and Learning, University of Alberta
Period14/08/13 → …

EGS Disciplines

  • Education

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