| Sunday, May 13, 2007 |
| Reflections |
This week, the class discussed learning objects. I thought I had a good grasp of learning object, until it was pointed out that instructional techniques such as blog, wikis, podcasting etc. were not learning objects. Learning objects are learning contents used with a variety of learning management systems. Well, that confusion no longer exists and I feel that I am better able to plan for instruction for the new school year. The views expressed by the class in addition with the class instructor helped to clarify this.
I returned to the US on wednesday and after bragging about getting the internet non stop, I was unable to get the internet between Monday and Tuesday, so I had to fit everything within a short week. Julie tried to IM me, but I was not on the computer, so my response was much later. The same thing happened with Robert, we tried communicating in class. I am beginning to regret that the course is about to end, I have learned so much from everyone. |
posted by Marcelle Gilkes @ 4:53 PM  |
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| Learning Objects |
Learning Objects
Learning objects can not be defined as podcasting, screencasting, blogs, wikis and others. These tools are techniques used for delivery content. A learning object is a piece of learning content that can be used with a variety of learning management systems allowing the content to be matched to the needs of the learner. |
| posted by Marcelle Gilkes @ 4:42 PM |
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