[Offtopic] Free Resources for e-Learning
stephen at melbpc.org.au
stephen at melbpc.org.au
Wed Jul 25 22:23:39 EST 2007
Australian Flexible Learning Framework
Free resources for new practices 24/07/2007(snipped)
Three new CD-ROMs are now available .. looking at how to incorporate new e-
learning practices into programs.
The resources have been produced by the New Practices in Flexible Learning
Project of the national training systems e-learning strategy, The
Australian Flexible Learning Framework.
The three CD-ROM resources are:
Virtual Worlds - Real Learning - A virtual world is a computer-created
environment in which users can see, move, use and modify simulated
objects. This resource outlines how virtual worlds can give
students 'real' work experience. The resource contains information on how
best to use virtual worlds in the classroom including why virtual worlds
have educational potential, what you need to consider when using virtual
worlds, case studies and a comparative study of three different virtual
worlds.
Media on the Move - This resource explores the use of online casting such
as podcasts, audio and video files, RSS and playback on mobile devices for
education and training purposes. It provides a 'how to' guide for
organisations wishing to embed online casting into the delivery of
education and training programs as well as case studies and analysis tools.
ARED (Applications for Rapid E-learning Development) - This resource
builds on ARED v1.0 and provides templates to develop scenario based
models for e-learning activities. ARED v2 includes the 'ARED decision
tree' an interactive object that allows students to work through scenario
based learning and see the consequences of their choices.
To order your free CD-ROMs visit <www.flexiblelearning.net.au/newpractices>
For further information about this story contact the National
Communication team: (07) 3307 4700 email: flexenews at flexiblelearning.net.au
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Cheers, people
Stephen Loosley
Victoria, Australia
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