Interview with Betty Collis and Jef Moonen
In this interview, Betty Collis and Jef Moonen discuss their careers in education and ICT. They offer pedagogic perspective on technology learning, centering on "lessons learned" during their expansive roles in using technology in education. Readers concerned with instructional design with...
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| description | In this interview, Betty Collis and Jef Moonen discuss their careers in education and ICT. They offer pedagogic perspective on technology learning, centering on "lessons learned" during their expansive roles in using technology in education. Readers concerned with instructional design within the corporate environments will find Collis's approach to "blending learning" with Shell Learning International interesting and insightful. Moonen takes a reflective look at concerns of instructors who use technology in various ways (i.e., e-portfolios, social networking) to meet the needs of 21st century students. Collis and Moonen conclude the interview by discussing the tools for innovative teaching with virtual systems, such as TeleTOP and Web 2.0 (Second Life). |
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