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Teaching with e-learning in the Lifelong Learning Sector

Second Edition
  • Chris Hill - JISC Regional Support Centre for East Midlands


January 2008 | 128 pages | Learning Matters
This new edition (previously entitled "Teaching Using Information and Learning Technology in Further Education") is an up to date resource for trainee and qualified teachers within the Lifelong Learning Sector. Focusing on information and learning technology as a toolkit for resourceful teachers, it includes reflective activities, teaching strategies and teaching tips throughout, along with ideas for applying these to the reader's own context. In this new edition, all material has been fully updated to reflect the latest changes in technology and its applications, and each chapter in the book is referenced to the new LLUK Standards.
 
Introduction
 
Why e-learning? Why now?
 
Effective learning
 
The role of e-learning
 
The tools and how to use them
 
Current priorities
 
The skills you need
 
E-learning resources
 
Introducing e-learning
 
Glossary of acronyms
 
Index

"An excellent resource for all teachers using e-learning"- Lecturer, Bishop Burton College


Excellent for this sector, pleasing to the eye and really easy to use and understand.

Miss June Fairclough
NEET, Darlington College
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This book would offer some excellent guidance for several modules as part of the CTLLS qualification. It shows the potential for e-learning in LLS and gives a clear picture of what could be done in various sectors.

Mr Dale Munday
Initial Teacher Training, JHP Academy
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An essential read adopted for. Our level 5 Diploma in ILT

Mr David Andrews
Education, Grantham College of Further Education
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compliments teaching using existing E learning resources

Mr Vernon Ambris
Health and Social Care , East Berkshire College
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Interesting read with lots of examples of how to incorporate e-learning intp teaching practice.

Mrs Kelly Giordano
Higher education, Accrington & Rossendale College
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Many students don't use e-learning and gradually will be expected to use increasingly.

Mrs Marina Willis
Teacher Education Dept (Littlehampton Road), Northbrook College Sussex
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This has been very useful, as e-learning is becoming increasingly important in all fields

Mrs Nicola Reeve
Art and Design, Tameside College
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Linked to theory with excellent strategies. Visuals enhance readability. Teaching tips. A lot of information for those already phobic- could put a learner off.

Mrs Pam Lavender
Professional Development, South Staffordshire College
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Essential text that explains the contect and psychology behind online learning and how to address any issues. This is perfect for anyone who deals with students online/distance or using eportfolios.

Mrs Sandra Dawn Swinhoe
Education , Newcastle College
May 4, 2016

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