Educational technology - an introduction: Difference between revisions

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== Major instructional designs ==
== Major instructional designs ==
(abstract scenarios)




== Technologies in education ==


=== Overview ===
=== Interactive multimedia ===
=== Communication tools ===
=== Cognitive tools ===
=== Standards ===
=== Assessment tools ===
=== Student management tools ===
== Major technologies ==


== Educational technologies ==




== Research and development ==
== Research and development ==


=== Research schools ===
=== Research schools in educational technology ===


=== Development methodology ===
=== Development methodology ===
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=== The relation between research and the field ===
=== The relation between research and the field ===
== Various stuff ==
=== Ergonomics ===
=== Motivation and Affect ===

Revision as of 16:08, 26 June 2006

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This is an outline for a print text on educational technology

Introduction

Definitions of the field

A short history

Learning theoretical foundations

What do they mean by learning ?

Learning types and learning levels

Pedagogical foundations

Education, pedagogy and instruction

Pedagogical strategies and tactics

Instructional design

Categorization of learning designs

Major instructional designs

(abstract scenarios)


Technologies in education

Overview

Interactive multimedia

Communication tools

Cognitive tools

Standards

Assessment tools

Student management tools

Major technologies

Research and development

Research schools in educational technology

Development methodology

Evaluation methodology

Change management

The relation between research and the field

Various stuff

Ergonomics

Motivation and Affect