Likes/Dislikes
Chapter
8 “Supporting Student ELearning emphasized many key components. According to
the text on page 209, illustrates ELearning as “not a learning goal per se but rather
a structure or context for technology- supported learning through which content,
communication, critical thinking, creativity, problem solving, and production
can take place.” This not only shows the pros of ELearning in schools but as
well as the negative impacts. Researchers also suggests (page 209) that
blending face to face results in higher quality achievement and higher successful
completion rate. Although Learning has great benefits such as convenience, flexibility,
and usage of enhanced digital technology. I feel that implementation of digital
learning shouldn’t be geared to every student. For example, as stated on page
211 “second graders are communicating regularly through email with experts
about class content”. I disagree that students this young shouldn’t be
introduced to a web based learning environment as such.
Clarification
As the
text states on page 211 of how results of distance education for grade levels
K-12 are effective and developing I need more clarification on this aspect. As I
too agree that web based learning has several positive benefits how could these
benefits too be so greatly with students as young as Kindergarteners?http://www.news.illinois.edu/news/08/1126elearn.html
Classroom Connections
I have
had the opportunity to experience ELearning and several other different types of
web based education environments in my educational career. This semester alone
I am taking a total of two fully online classes (ELearning) and one hybrid
class.
i do not particularly like eLearning. i cannot learn well that way. i am more of a hands on person and just seeing information does not do anything for me. I'm not saying it isn't a good thing to use, it just isn't for me.
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