Myths about online learning | Janet Clarey
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Saved by 6 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-08-04
- Acwagner on 2008-08-20 - Tags learning , online
- Thelastmohican on 2008-08-12 - Tags no_tag
- Joanvinallcox on 2008-08-10 - Tags online_learning , distance_learning , clarey , MERLOT
- Dbshaw on 2008-08-06 - Tags online_learning
- Tomlaigle on 2008-08-05 - Tags e-learning , article , english , ingénierie pédagogique , pédagogie
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Myth: It takes less time to create an online course than a face-to-face course.
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Myth: You can “repurpose” [definition: to use or convert for use in another format or product] a face-to-face course and put it online. (look, the book is now on CD!)This, to me, is copy-and-paste e-learning. I can go to Amazon.com and order a book and read it. Or I can order a recorded book and have someone read it to me. It’s not learning. Reading the “script” of an ILT course is not online learning. However, creating a learning environment where people can discuss, rate, do additional research, etc. based the book….well, not so crazy.)
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Myth: You can “repurpose” [definition: to use or convert for use in another format or product] a face-to-face course and put it online.
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Myth: Online learning costs less than face-to-face training.
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Blended learning was 13% more effective than classroom instruction for teaching declarative knowledge and 20% more effective than classroom instruction for teaching procedural knowledge.
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