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Commentaire n°1 posté par College Research Paper le 20/11/2009 à 10h55
Congreso Virtual Internet en el Aula - Espacio de reflexion 10
F.Santamaría

Comunidades virtuales y redes sociales en educación
http://www.congresointernetenelaula.es/virtual/?q=node/545&espacio=10

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Redes sociales

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Fernández, S. (2004). Dos grados : Networking : cultiva tu red virtual de contactos (1º ed.). Madrid: Lid.

 

Johnson, S. (2003). Sistemas emergentes : o qué tienem en común hormigas, neuronas, ciudades y sofware (1º ed.). Madrid: Turner.

 

Newman, M., Barabasi, A., & Watts, D. J. (2006). The Structure and Dynamics of Networks. (1º ed.). Princeton: Princeton University Press.

 

Scott, J. P. (2000). Social Network Analysis: A Handbook (2º ed). London; Newbury Park, Calif: Sage Publications Ltd.

 

Thelwall, M. (2008). How are Social Network Sites Embedded in the Web? An Exploratory Link Analysis. International Journal of Scientometrics, Informetrics and Bibliometrics, 12(1). Recuperado a partir de http://www.cindoc.csic.es/cybermetrics/articles/v12i1p1.html.

 

Watts, D. (2006). Seis grados de separación : la ciencia de las redes en la era del acceso. Barcelona: Paidós.

 

 

Comunidades virtuales:

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Baym, N. K. (2003). La emergencia de comunidad on-line. En: Cibersociedad 2.0 : una nueva visita a la comunidad y la comunicación mediada por ordenador, Nuevas Tecnologías y Sociedad. Barcelona: Editorial UOC.

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Castells, M. (2001). La era de la información : economía, sociedad y cultura. Madrid: Alianza Editorial.

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Crovi Druetta, D. (2006). Educar en la era de las redes : una mirada desde la comunicacio?n (1º ed.). México: UNAM  Facultad de Ciencias Poli?ticas y Sociales; SITESA.

Daniel, B., Schwier, R. A., & McCalla, G. Social Capital in Virtual Learning Communities and Distributed Communities of Practice. Recuperado Marzo 18, 2008, a partir de http://www.cjlt.ca/content/vol29.3/cjlt29-3_art7.html.

Elboj Saso, C. (20--). Comunidades de aprendizaje : educar desde la igualdad de diferencias. [Zaragoza]: Gobierno de Arago?n.  Departamento de Educacio?n,  Cultura y Deporte.

Etienne Wenger home page. Recuperado Enero 27, 2008, a partir de http://ewenger.com/.

Fortuny Aymemí, J. M. & Rodríguez, R. (2008). El aprendizaje de las matemáticas como participación en una práctica de una comunidad virtual. http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text, . Recuperado Enero 27, 2008, a partir de http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=2258678.

Gannon-Leary, P. M. & Fontainha, E. (2007). Communities of Practice and virtual learning communities: benefits, barriers and success factors. eLearning Papers, 5. Recuperado Enero 27, 2008, a partir de http://www.elearningeuropa.info/files/media/media13563.pdf.

Hildreth, P. & Kimble, C. (2004). Knowledge Networks: Innovation Through Communities of Practice. Hershey, Pa: Idea Group Pub.

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Kimble, C., Hildreth, P. & Bourdon, I. (2008). Communities of Practice : Creating Learning Environments for Educators. 1(2). Charlotte, N.C.: Information Age Publishing.

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Lesser, E. & Storck, J. (2001). Communities of practice and organizational performance. Armonk, N.Y.: International Business Machines Corp. Recuperado Junio 8, 2008, a partir de http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/404/lesser.html.

Manterola Pacheco, M. (2003a). El aprendizaje de los educadores y la formacio?n de comunidades de aprendizaje = Creating learning communities : teachers as learners. Revista pensamiento educativo [arti?culo de revista].

Ontalba-Ruipérez, J. (2006). Las comunidades virtuales como herramientas para la socialización del conocimiento tácito. En: Documentación Digital. Universidad Pompeu Fabra. Recuperado Febrero 27, 2008, a partir de http://eprints.rclis.org/archive/00011373/.

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Comunidades virtuales y redes sociales en educación
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Commentaire n°3 posté par pdf le 16/09/2008 à 17h32

Au - delà des technologies : les réseaux d’apprentissage

sur Internet

Réflexion sur les réseaux socio- techniques et l'apprentissage

Judith Horman  -   Printemps 2005

 

Introduction

Les nouvelles technologies de l’information et de la communication (TIC) se

répandent rapidement en éducation. Autrefois conçues comme un objet

d’apprentissage en soi, les TIC, dans le nouveau programme du Ministère de

l’éducation du Québec, sont liées aux compétences d’ordre méthodologique

associées à toutes les disciplines et à tous les aspects du développement des

élèves :

Le nouveau programme de formation prévoit ainsi l’utilisation des

NTIC pour faciliter des apprentissages disciplinaires et soutenir le

développement des compétences […] d’ordre intellectuel, personnel

et social ou de l’ordre de la communication.

Orientations ministérielles du RÉCIT, (2000, p.3, en ligne)

Notre objectif dans le présent travail est d’explorer l’apport de la notion de réseau

à une réflexion sur l’intégration des TIC en enseignement. Tous les niveaux

d’enseignement sont concernés par cette problématique de l’intégration des TIC

en science de l’éducation mais nous favoriseront une centration sur la formation

des maîtres. Comment concevoir une approche de l’intégration des TIC dans

l’enseignement au primaire et au secondaire sans une réflexion sur ses

implications et applications dans la formation des maîtres ? La façon d’intégrer

les TIC à la formation des maîtres sera porteuse de la perspective qui sera

transférer dans leur pratique professionnelle. La formation des maîtres doit

dépasser les compétences techniques, dépasser nos perspectives techno centrées

afin de «préparer l’enseignant à devenir un agent de changement au sein d'une

société du savoir en émergence»( Karsenti; Peraya et Viens, 2002, p.461).

Quel est le sens de l’intégration des TIC dans l’apprentissage? Est- ce uniquement

une nécessité de préparer une main- d’oeuvre qui aura à utiliser un outil de

communication répandu dans les milieux de travail ou est - ce plus? Quels sont les

enjeux de l’intégration des TIC et plus particulièrement les technologies

suppor tées par Internet? Devons - nous envisager un changement plus profond

dans dynamique de l’apprentissage? Ces questions qui nous habiteront tout au

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long de ce travail sont une sorte de paraphrase de la question posée par Manuel

Castells « Mais Internet joue - t- il un rôle purement instrument al d’expression des

protestations sociales et des affrontement s politiques? Ou induit - il plutôt une

transformation des règles du jeu socio- politique qui finit par modifier le jeu luimême,

c’est - à- dire les méthodes et les objectifs des mouvement s et des acteurs ?

»(Castells, 2002, p. 171)

Nous suggérons que les caractéristiques, du lien social, associés à l'interaction en

réseaux contribuent à recadrer, une réflexion sur l'intégration des TIC à

l’enseignement au- delà d'un certain déterminisme technologique et peut être

même social. Ces trois caractéristiques issues de la notion de réseaux sociaux

sont respectivement 1) le caractère électif du lien social ; 2) la réciprocité et le

partage des ressources 3) l’indétermination des frontières de cette forme

d’organisation sociale.

Dans la première partie de ce travail nous proposons une brève description des

perspectives actuelles de l’utilisation des TIC dans l’enseignement. Nous

distinguerons les niveaux d’interactivité et les conceptions du savoir liées à

celles - ci. Par la suite nous suggérons qu’une ambiguïté liée à l’emploi des termes

communaut é d’apprentissage en réseau et réseaux d’apprentissage, puisse être

porteuse d’un certain déterminisme technologique lié à la notion de réseaux

sociotechnique. Nous suggérons que l’emploi des termes communaut é

d’apprentissage dans un cadre institutionnel –c’est - à- dire un contexte où le lien

social est contraint plutôt qu’électif soit tout aussi contradictoire et à la fois

approprié que l'utilisation des termes réseaux. Nous suggèrerons que la question

de la primauté de l'objet ou du lien dans la constitution des «Semantic Social

Network» nous amène à concevoir les TIC ou Internet comme une infrast ructure

matérielle où se construisent de nouveaux espaces de créations du lien social

plutôt qu'une nouvelle forme de socialité.

Dans la deuxième partie nous proposons d’explorer ces nouveaux espaces de

socialité articulés autour de l’échange et du partage des ressources. Nous

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suggérons qu’au- delà des caractéristiques de rapidité et de réduction des

distances cette technologie se différencie principalement par la possibilité d'auto

publication offerte à ces usagers et que conséquemment cette technologie

favorise une communication horizontale . Nous explorerons ces formes de

sociabilité réticulaires constituées à la fois de la consolidation de liens forts et de

la création de liens faibles. Nous suggérerons que les formes sociales créées dans

ces espaces virtuels soient diverses et que s’y manifestent des tensions

systémiques. Nous explorerons comment s’articulent ces formes de liens sociaux

aux frontières indéterminées. Le cas de l'informatique libre suggère un tracé qui

se dessine sur ces horizons d'accroissement de la communication horizontale.

Dans la troisième partie du travail nous effectuerons un retour sur notre propos

soit une réflexion sur l'intégration des TIC à l’enseignement. Nous tenterons de

voir comment à la lumière de la notion de réseaux sociaux nous pourrions

recadrer cette réflexion en dépassant un certain déterminisme technologique.

Après avoir situé les TIC dans nos sociétés contemporaines nous tenterons de

tracer quelques lignes qui semblent se dessiner sur les horizons dans le domaine

de l’éducation. Concrètement si des réseaux d'apprentis sage se forment sur

Internet - un espace public non contrôle - quels en sont les enjeux systémiques,

éthiques et pédagogiques auxquels nous devrons faire face ?

 





Bibliographies in
http://tuxcafe.org/~judith/ressources/reseaux_sociotechniques.pdf


ABEYGUNAWARDENA, Hema Dias (2002).





Bibliographies in
http://tuxcafe.org/~judith/ressources/reseaux_sociotechniques.pdf


ABEYGUNAWARDENA, Hema Dias (2002).

A substantive theory of effective

collaboration within asynchronous computer mediated groups

. University of

Toronto (Canada).

 

http: / /wwwlib.umi.com/ di s ser ta tions / fullcit /3224052

ANDERSON, Terry (2002).

An Updated and Theoretical Rational for Interaction .

Athabasca University, consulté en ligne, novembre. 2003,

http: / / i t.coe.uga.edu / i t forum/ p a p e r 63 / p a p e r63.htm

BOUDOURIDES, Moses A. (2003). Constructivism, Education, Science and

Technology.

Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology , volume 29 (3),

Fall/Automne, 2003. Consulté en ligne, janvier 2004.

http: / /www.cjlt.ca /content /vol29.3 / cjlt29 - 3_art1.html

BLOCHER, Michael J. (1999).

Self - regulation of strategies and motivation to

enhance interaction and social presence in computer - mediated

communication

. Arizona State University,

 

http: / /wwwlib.umi.com/ di s ser ta tions / fullcit /9925276

BRAGG, William Pierce, 111 (1999).

Constructivist learning and web- based

conferencing : Qualitative analysis of online interaction among graduate

students.

George Mason University.

 

http: / /wwwlib.umi.com/ di s ser ta tions / fullcit /9933309

BREULEUX, Alain; ERICKSON, Gaalen; LAFERRIÈRE, Thérèse; LAMON, Mary(2002),

Devis sociotechnique pour l’établissement de communa utés d’apprentissage

en réseau pour l’intégration pédagogique des TIC en formation des maîtres,

Revue des sciences de l’éducation, Vol. XXVIII, no 2, 2002, p.411 à 434)

BROWN, Ruth Elaine Hagedorn (2000).

Theory about the process of community -

building in distance learning class

. The University of Nebraska - Lincoln,

 

http: / /wwwlib.umi.com/ di s ser ta tions / fullcit /9973587

CHANCE, Tom (2005).

The social structure of open source development . News

Forge. The Online Newspaper for Linux and Open Source

http: / / p r ogramming.newsforge.com/ a r ticle.pl?sid=05 / 0 1 / 2 5 / 1 8 5 9253

CARDON, Dominique et Granjon , Fabien (2003).

Peut - on se libérer des formats

médiatiques ? Le mouvement alter - mondialisation et l’Internet

. Mouvement s

no 25, janvier - février, 2003.

CASTELLS, Manuel

 

(2002), La Galaxie Internet. Paris, Fayard

CASTELLS, Manuel (2001).

La société en réseaux . Paris, Fayard, 2001

CASTELLS, Manuel (2005)

Innovation, information technology and the culture of

freedom

. Communication livrée au forum de Porto Alegre. Communidade -

Janv 2005 Consulté en ligne en anglais

 

http: / / o p enflows.org / a r t icle.pl?sid=05 / 0 1 / 3 1 / 2 0 2 8 221

et en portugais

http: / /www.sof twarelivre.org/news / 3 6 35

CASTANHEIRA, Maria Lucia (2000).

Situating learning within collective

possibilities : Examining the discursive construction of opportunities for

Commentaire n°4 posté par Horman le 02/09/2008 à 19h02

Au-delà des technologies : les réseaux d’apprentissage sur Internet

par J. Horman  - 2005

Format de fichier:
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Commentaire n°5 posté par aud le 02/09/2008 à 18h56
Recurso Número: 126
URL: http://observatorio.cnice.mec.es/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=378&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0
Ámbito: Medios
Denominación: Redes e Internet
Idioma: Español
Fecha última Actualización: 2006
Calidad General: Excelente
Título: Blogs y Wikis en tareas educativas
Autor: Andrés García Manzano
Descripción:
En este artículo se intentará analizar el valor pedagógico de las dos herramientas para gestionar contenidos más
ampliamente utilizadas en la actualidad: Los blogs y las wikis.
Método de búsqueda: Organizaciones



Recurso Número: 161
URL: http://www.cvc.cervantes.es/obref/formacion_virtual/campus_virtual/correa.htm
Ámbito: Casos
Denominación: Educación Superior
Idioma: Español
Fecha última Actualización: 2000
Calidad General: Buena
Título: Teleformación e innovación en la universidad: una experiencia en el Campus virtual de la UPV/EHU
Autor: José Miguel Correa, Nere Amenábar, Alex Ibáñez, Estitxu Jiménez de Aberasturi y Carmen Cuevas
Descripción:
Se presenta una experiencia de implementación de Campus Virtual llevada a cabo en la Universidad del País Vasco. Se describen las herramientas informáticas utilizadas para la gestión, comunicación y trabajo colaborativo,
creación y distribución de contenidos, y evaluación. Se concluye remarcando la necesidad de contar con un plan
estratégico para la calidad en la teleformación que abarque aspectos pedagógicos, tecnológicos y comunicacionales.
Método de búsqueda: CUED



El e-learning en el siglo XXI: Investigación y práctica

Autores: Terry Anderson, D.R. Garrison; José M. Esteve (ed. lit.), Alicia Fuentes Calle (trad.)

  • Editores: Barcelona : Editorial Octaedro, S.L.
  • Año de publicación: 2005
  • País: España
  • Idioma: Español
  • ISBN: 848063748X 84-8063-748-X
  • ¿En qué Biblioteca Universitaria española puedo encontrar este libro? (REBIUN)
  • Índice:

    Agradecimientos Prefacio 1. Introducción PARTE I. EL MARCO CONCEPTUAL 2. Bases teóricas 3. Comunidad de investigación 4. La tecnología del e-learning 5. Presencia social 6. Presencia cognitiva 7. Presencia docente PARTE 2. APLICACIÓN DEL MARCO 8. Directrices para la práctica 9. Valoración y evaluación 10. Aspectos organizativos 11. Orientaciones futuras Apéndice A Apéndice B Bibliografía


Commentaire n°6 posté par autr le 02/09/2008 à 14h07

Investigación de recursos en Internet relativos a la aplicación de las TICs en Educación Abierta y a Distancia

 
http://www.uned.es/catedraunesco-ead/santiso/recursos.html

    Páginas elaboradas por HERNAN RODRIGO SANTISO (Colaborador de la CUED)

Argentina

 

7) Descripción de cada recurso

En esta fase se procedió a la catalogación de los 208 recursos seleccionados, según la definición de “fichas de catálogo” establecidas previamente. A continuación se adjunta la ficha de cada uno de los elementos seleccionados.

1) Bases TICs en EaD : Teoría, fundamentos y bases del uso de Tecnologías de Información en Educación a Distancia

2) Gestión : Recursos de apoyo a la Gestión del proceso educativo

3) Plataformas educativas y entornos virtuales de aprendizaje

4) Medios : Uso de las TICS e Internet como medio de comunicación

5) Contenidos : Desarrollo, producción y utilización de contenidos didácticos electrónicos

6) Casos: Estudio de Casos de aplicación de TICS en Educación

7) Tendencias: Tendencias, proyecciones y estadísticas sobre la utilización de TICS para la enseñanza



___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

7.1) Bases TICs en EaD : Teoría, fundamentos y bases del uso de Tecnologías de Información en Educación a Distancia

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Recurso Número: 1
URL: http://www.eduteka.org/DiezLeccionesTIC.php
Ámbito: Bases de TICS en EaD
Denominación: Aspecto Social
Idioma: Español
Fecha última Actualización: 2004
Calidad General: Muy Buena
Título: Diez lecciones sobre educación y TIC para el mundo en desarrollo
Autor: Robert J. Hawkins
Descripción:
El artículo expone un capítulo del libro publicado por el Centro para el Desarrollo Internacional de la Universidad
de Harvard, (versión en inglés completa en http://www.cid.harvard.edu/cr/gitrr_030202.html) en el que se describen los principales obstáculos y oportunidades de la aplicación de las TICs en educación en los países en desarrollo a través de diez lecciones aprendidas de la experiencia en distintas implementaciones.
Método de búsqueda: Buscadores
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Recurso Número: 2
URL: http://www.abed.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?UserActiveTemplate=3esp&infoid=1069&sid=137
Ámbito: Bases de TICS en EaD
Denominación: Aspecto Social
Idioma: Inglés
Fecha última Actualización: 2005
Calidad General: Muy Buena
Título: Distance Education: Public Policy and Practice in South African Higher Education
Autor: Maryla Bialobrzeska and Jennifer Glennie
Descripción:
El presente documento examina los aspectos claves, relacionados con las políticas y prácticas en educación a
distancia aplicadas en Sudáfrica desde 1994. Detalla además las preocupaciones relativas al aseguramiento de
la calidad y otros mecanismos de gestión de Educación a distancia, como el financiamiento y la planificación
institucional. Se destacan algunas recomendaciones relacionadas que fueron extraídas de una investigación
recientemente divulgada por el Ministerio de Educación.
Método de búsqueda: Buscadore

Commentaire n°7 posté par apkc le 02/09/2008 à 13h05
Recursos Educativos Abiertos

http://www.vidadigital.net/blog/2008/08/30/tutorial-sobre-recursos-educativos-abiertos/



 “El movimiento de Los Recursos Educativos Abiertos, comenzó en el 2001 cuando las fundaciones Hewlett y Andrew W. Mellon, fundaron en conjunto el OpenCourseWare (OCW) de MIT, la primera institución comprometida en hacer todos los materiales de sus cursos de libre acceso. Desde entonces, más de 60 instituciones adicionales han lanzado sitios web de OpenCourseWare. Para antecedentes sobre la participación de la Fundación Hewlett en el movimiento REA, examina esta presentación preparada por Catherine Casserly, oficial del programa: Open Educational Resources: Unlocking Knowledge to the Global Community.  Algunas de las muchas iniciativas de REA apoyadas por la Fundación Hewlett son:


Lecturas:

 

Giving Knowledge for Free: The Emergence of Open Educational Resources (pages 40 - 55)

OLCOS Roadmap (pages 60 - 61)

How the Open Source Movement Has Changed Education: 10 Success Stories

Commentaire n°8 posté par fred le 02/09/2008 à 12h35

Segunda edición de libro sobre enseñanza en línea

The Theory and Practice of Online Learning (second edition) es un e-book que puede ser descargado gratuitamente bajo licencia Creative Commons. Este es un texto que muy bien puede ser utilizado como referencia central para enseñar cursos sobre aprendizaje en línea. Incluyo el índice que demuestra la riqueza de contenido de esta excelente publicación:

PART I: Role and Function of Theory in Online Education Development and Delivery

1. Foundations of Educational Theory for Online Learning
Mohamed Ally
2. Towards a Theory of Online Learning
Terry Anderson
3. Situating Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) in an Online Learning Environment
Dianne Conrad
4. Understanding e-Learning Technologies-in-Practice through Philosophies-in-Practice
Heather Kanuka

PART II: Infrastructure and Support for Content Development

5. Developing an Infrastructure for Online Learning
Alan Davis, Paul Little & Brian Stewart
6. Technologies of Online Learning (E-learning)
Rory McGreal & Michael Elliott
7. Characteristics of Interactive Online Learning Media
Patrick. J. Fahy
8. “In-Your-Pocket” and “On-the-Fly:” Meeting the Needs of Today’s New Generation of Online Learners
Maureen Hutchison, Tony Tin & Yang Cao
9. Social Software to Support Distance Education Learners
Terry Anderson

PART III: Design and Development of Online Courses

10. The Development of Online Courses
Dean Caplan & Rodger Graham .
11. Value Added – The Editor in Design and Development of Online Courses
Jan Thiessen & Vincent Ambrock .
12. Making Relevant Financial Decisions about Technology in Education
David Annand
13. The Quality Dilemma in Online Education Revisited
Nancy K. Parker

PART IV: Delivery, Quality Control, and Student Support of Online Courses

14. Teaching in an Online Learning Context
Terry Anderson
15. Call Centres in Distance Education
Alex Z. Kondra, Colleen Huber, Kerri Michalczuk & Andrew Woudstra
16. Library Support for e-Learners: e-Resources, e-Services, and the Human Factors
Kay Johnson, Houda Trabelsi & Elaine Fabbro
17. Supporting the Online Learner
Susan D. Moisey & Judith A. Hughes
18. Developing Team Skills and Accomplishing Team Projects Online
Deborah Hurst & Janice Thomas

in

http://www.vidadigital.net/blog/2008/05/29/segunda-edicin-de-libro-sobre-ensea-en-lnea/

Commentaire n°9 posté par seg le 02/09/2008 à 12h24

Literature on CALL and Language
Learning Online
http://www.geocities.com/vance_stevens/lnxcalll.htm




A
| B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

Elsewhere in this website

Online Bibliographies

Teresa Almeida d'Eça, Web/Bibliography to herNetAprendizagem is online at http://www.malhatlantica.pt/teresadeca/biblio-netapren(eng).htm

Eurocall has a "CALL Bibliography: online articles".page at http://www.eurocall-languages.org/resources/bibliography/articles.html

Language and Technology on-line bibliography http://www.richmond.edu/~jpaulsen/fl_gener.html (viewed May 19, 2002)

Johnson, C. (2003b). Annotated Bibliography: Web version. Communties of practice bibliography created for Webheads in Action EVOnline sessions. Retrieved February 15, 2004, from: http://sites.inka.de/manzanita/dissertation/biblio_COP.htm

http://searchenglish.britishcouncil.org is a portal which provides a news and information service in order to provide up to date information about what is happening by linking / directing you to articles on key topics.

Also, bibliographies in the list below: Brammerts | Coski and Kinginger | Salam | Thalman | Vilmi; also elsewhere in Vance's 'ESL_Home' projects, my short bibliographies on

To be checked out and placed below

Online Articles

The following are links to articles and resources on internet-assisted and computer-assisted language learning. They are listed alphabetically by author or organization.

Commentaire n°10 posté par stevens le 01/09/2008 à 14h30

Center for global Education
Study abroad Research Online

http://www.globaled.us/ro/alphabetical.asp?alpha=A

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

This selection of searchable bibliographies and abstracts of the literature of study abroad is taken from the following texts and on-line publications.

 

  Author Title

Commentaire n°11 posté par rese le 01/09/2008 à 14h27
MERLOT Journal of Online Learning and Teaching
Vol. 4, No. 2, June 2008

CONTENTS

 

Special Issue on Next Generation Learning/Course Management Systems
 
Introduction by the Guest Editor

This special issue includes a Reader Response Wiki at:  http://jolt.wiki.asu.edu/
 

   
Special Issue Papers

Section 1: Research on Design and Usage


Viewing Format

Page

Blackboard as the Learning Management System in a Computer Literacy Course, Florence Martin

 
138

Lifelong Learning and Systems: A Post-Fordist Analysis, Patricia McGee and Marybeth Green

 
146

Learning Management Systems of the Future: Theoretical Framework and Design, Farhad Saba

 
158
Section 2: Defining Tools for a New Learning Space      

Wikis as a Tool for Collaborative Course Management, Mark Frydenberg

HTML
 

PDF
 

169

Defining Tools for a New Learning Space: Writing and Reading Class Blogs, Sarah Hurlburt

HTML
 

PDF
 
182

The LMS Mirror: School as We Know IT versus School as We Need IT and the Triumph of the Custodial Class, Gary Brown and Nils Peterson

HTML
 

PDF
 
190

Section 3: Visioning Future Spaces
 

     

Deepening the Chasm: Web 2.0, Gaming, and Course Management Systems, Bryan Alexander

198

Identity, Power, and Representation in Virtual Environments, Frank Vander Valk

205

Breaking into the Fulcrum Arena: A Concept Paper Looking Beyond Next Generation LMS, Shalin Hai-Jew

 
212

Regular Papers


Research Papers      

Structuring Asynchronous Discussions to Incorporate Learning Principles in an Online Class:  One Professor’s Course Analysis, Andria Young

HTML
 

PDF
 
217

The Overall Effect of Online Audio Conferencing in Communication Courses:  What do Students Really Think?, Lynn M. Disbrow

 
226

Investigating the Connection between Usability and Learning Outcomes in Online Learning Environments, Gabriele Meiselwitz and William A. Sadera

HTML
 

PDF
 
234

Self-aware and Self-directed: Student Conceptions of Blended Learning, Susan L. Greener

HTML
 

PDF
 
243
A Case Study      

Teaching People to Bargain Online: The Impossible Task
Becomes the Preferred Method,
Carolyn D. Roper

Commentaire n°12 posté par merlot le 01/09/2008 à 14h17

Dr. Terry Anderson
http://www.athabascau.ca/html/staff/academic/terrya.html



Theory and Practice of Online Learning 
http://cde.athabascau.ca/online_book/

Table of Contents (view and download individual chapters)

Download the Whole Book (1.8MB, PDF)
The print version of this book is out-of-print.

Contributing Authors

Email the Editors | Feedback and Discussion

Copyright and Credits

2nd Edition Cover

 

Second edition
now available!

 

 

 

 

 


 




Anderson,T. (2003) /Getting the Mix Right Again: An Updated and Theoretical Rationale for Interaction/. International Review of research on Open and distance Learning 4(2). Available http://www.irrodl.org/content/v4.2/anderson.html
  • Anderson, T. (2003).Telelearning Research and the TeleLearning-Network of Centres of Excellence /Journal of Distance Education 17(3) /119-130.
  • Anderson, T. & Elloumni, F. (Eds.) (2004). Theory and Practice of Online Learning. Athabasca: Athabasca University Press. Available http://cde.athabascau.ca/online_book/
  • Garrison, R & Anderson, T. (2003). E-Learning in the 21st Century: A framework for research and practice. Routledge
  • Anderson, T. & Kanuka, H. (2002). E-Research: Issues, Strategies and Methods. Allyn Bacon.
  • Rourke, L & Anderson, T. (2002) Using peer teams to lead online discussions. Journal of Interactive Media in Education.(1)
  • Rourke, L. & Anderson, T. (2002). Exploring social presence in computer conferencing. Journal of Interactive Learning Research. 13(3) 259-275.
  • Papers related to a SSHRC project - A study of the characteristics and qualities of text-based computer conferencing for educational purposes.

  • Dr. Terry Anderson

     

    Commentaire n°13 posté par terry le 01/09/2008 à 14h15
    Journal of Interactive Media in Education
    http://www-jime.open.ac.uk/

     
    2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996
     
    Free access and comment

    JIME offers free access to all articles in HTML and PDF format.


     


    May 2008: JIME Special Issue: Researching open content in education

    Editor's note: Pre-print release of a special issue of articles taking a research view on Open Educational Resources (OERs). Edited by Patrick McAndrew, Steve Godwin, Ale Okada, and Andreia Santos.

    September 2007: JIME Special Issue: Adaptation and IMS Learning Design

    From the Editorial: "In this Special Issue we approach personalization from several views, in each case addressing aspects of adaptive learning and IMS Learning Design. From user modelling to semantic services through educational games, there is a broad range of topics in these seven selected papers." Edited by Daniel Burgos.

    December 2006: JIME article: Young People and Seniors in Finnish 'Mobile Information Society'

    Virpi Oksman: What is the significance of the mobile phone in the social relationships of young people and seniors? What kinds of informal and formal learning strategies do young people and seniors have in acquiring mobile phone and other ICT literacies? ...

    Editor's note: This paper adds to the theme established in the Special Issue on Portable Learning - Experiences with Mobile Devices.

    August 2006: JIME article: Repurposing a learning activity on academic integrity: the experience of three universities

    Karen Fill, Samuel Leung, David DiBiase, Andy Nelson: There is currently great interest in reuse of digital learning resources, from single items to multi-task activities, to whole units or programmes of study. Associated with this interest is the ongoing development of tools to enable such ...

    DEC. 2005: JIME Special Issue: Portable Learning - Experiences with Mobile Devices

    This special issue of JIME has been edited by Ann Jones, Agnes Kukulska-Hulme and Daisy Mwanza. It brings together papers that were produced following a symposium on Portable Learning - Learner and Teacher Experiences with Mobile Devices held in June 2005.

    Editor's note: Updated March 2006 to include an editorial and finalised versions of all papers.

    Aug. 2005: JIME Special Issue: Advances in Learning Design

    This special issue of JIME has been edited by Colin Tattersall and Rob Koper to build on the book 'Learning Design: A Handbook on Modelling and Delivering Networked Education and Training'. Articles relating to the chapters in the book report on ways in which Learning Design has been applied and the tools and techniques that have been developed to support this approach to design for learning. PDF versions of all articles in the special issue are now available.

    Sept. 2004: JIME Special Issue on Designing for the Disciplines

    From the Editorial: "In 1959, C. P. Snow in his study The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution, outlined a polarisation of the 'intellectual life' into two extremes -- literature at the one end, and science at the other. Snow's arguments and conclusions seem to many to reflect the growing chasm of attitudes, understanding, and funding which we witness also in education when it comes to the differences in the disciplines. E-learning, and the development and application of tools for use in teaching and learning, has highlighted this even further. The Teaching and Learning Technologies Programme of the 1990s concentrated most of its funding on the sciences and social sciences, leaving the arts and humanities in a poor third position; whereas the digitization programmes launched by the major research libraries around the globe have concentrated on rare and unique collections, which seem targeted predominantly at the historian. Even when it comes to the use of off-the-shelf packages, or generic approaches to e-learning it appears that there are noticeable differences in what the disciplines seem to use.

    But is this true, or are we simply perpetuating a myth? The ubiquitous nature of the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) (or Learning Management System in the US) seems to imply that some applications have a universal appeal, and one would be hard-pushed to notice any discernable differences between the disciplines and their use of such blunt student support systems. In 2003, therefore, the Learning Technologies Group at the University of Oxford attempted to look at these issues head-on in the third of its annual conferences entitled 'The Shock of the Old'.

    [...] As a group then the papers raise a number of issues. From the developer's perspective they raise the problems of trying to streamline the process of creating material across disciplines, and how to build-in flexibility to allow for reuse. They confront the problem of the specific requirements of individual disciplines and how they can restrain flexibility. We also come across the 'not invented here' syndrome, and the all-too human resistance to reuse. And finally we are presented with the learners' perspective drawing from a range of disciplines."


    May 2004: JIME Special Issue on the Educational Semantic Web

    From the Editorial: "The Educational Semantic Web provides a theme around which many futures and technological applications can be crafted.  This Special Issue of JIME is an interactive, peer and public reviewed exposé, in academic terms, of the future of the Educational Semantic Web. The format of Special Issue builds upon the work of the 2003 JIME Special Issue in which chapters from the book, Reusing Online Resources: A Sustainable Approach to eLearning were publicly reviewed by an international group of experts.

    This Special Issue features nine papers by invited, internationally renowned authors who have previously written about the effect of technology on education, learning and scholarship. Their interests and writing span distance education, higher education and lifelong learning. Each has shown capacity to write with vision and clarity that has garnered international attention. They were asked to create original articles that envision the future decade of education and learning based on their current work and interests in respect to the emergence of a global and intelligent Semantic Web.

    The second component of the Special Issue is devoted to reactions to the articles written by some of the world's foremost educational practitioners with acknowledged leadership and competence in building educational systems based on the use of new technologies. Although the distinction between the two groups may not always be easy to discern, the authors of the commentaries were asked to review and comment upon one of the selected articles. The goal of the commentaries was to review the article with a critical eye towards practicality, training and support issues, cultural and economic barriers, implicit assumptions, and other issues related to the adoption of innovation."

     


    April 2003: JIME Special Issue on Reusing Online Resources

    This Special Issue of JIME is 'reusing' the Reusing Online Resources book as the point of departure for online discussion. It is interesting to consider how much activity has grown since JIME's Special Issue on Educational Authoring Tools and the Educational Object Economy in 1998. There is clearly a broader consensus on standards emerging, but what progress has there been on the fundamental ideas and infrastructure? This book and special issue are therefore a timely milestone to reflect. You will find expert contributions, grounded in technical and pedagogical experience, critiquing and refining the assumptions behind the idea of reusable learning resources.

    Commentaire n°14 posté par bib8 le 01/09/2008 à 14h00

    Call for Proposals
    Trends and Issues in Open and Distance Learning in Africa

    Co-edited by Dr. Rashid Aderinoye & Dr. Richard Siaciwena

    Vol 9, No 2 (2008)

    Table of Contents

    Editorial

    Ideas Whose Time has Come Back HTML PDF MP3
    Jon Baggaley  

    Main Section

    Distance Education and Corporate Training in Brazil: Regulations and interrelationships Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    Stella C. S. Porto, Zane L. Berge  
    A Contribution to the Hellenic Open University: Evaluation of the pedagogical practices and the use of ICT on distance education Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    Gerasimos Koustourakis, Chris Panagiotakopoulos, Dimitris Vergidis  
    Perceptions of Social Loafing in Online Learning Groups: A study of Public University and U.S. Naval War College students Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    Sherry L Piezon, William D Ferree  
    Online Self-Regulatory Learning Behaviors as a Mediator in the Relationship between Online Course Perceptions with Achievement Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    Lucy Barnard, Valerie Paton, William Lan  
    Does the Community of Inquiry Framework Predict Outcomes in Online MBA Courses? Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    J. B. Arbaugh  
    Persistence of Women in Online Degree-Completion Programs Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    Terry Müller  
    Emotional Intelligence as a Predictor of Success in Online Learning Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    Robin Berenson, Gary Boyles, Ann Weaver  
    Eportfolios: From description to analysis Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    Gabriella Minnes Brandes, Natasha Boskic  

    Research Notes

    Instructional Strategies in Teaching Engineering at a Distance: Faculty perspective Abstract HTML PDF MP3
    S. Anbahan Ariadurai, Rajalingam Manohanthan  

    Book Notes

    New Directions in University Education: Perspectives from the Caribbean HTML PDF MP3
    Judith Soares  
    Collaborative Learning: Two perspectives on theory and practice HTML PDF MP3
    Sharon Stoerger


    http://www.irrodl.org/index.php/irrodl
    Commentaire n°15 posté par biblio3 le 01/09/2008 à 13h49

    The Journal of Distance Education / Revue de l'Éducation à Distance




    La Revue de L'Éducation à Distance est une publication international de l'Association canadienne de l'éducation à distance (ACÉD). Le but de la revue est de promouvoir et d'encourager la publication de travaux de nature empirique et théorique qui se rapportent à l'éducation à distance au Canada et dans le monde. Le mandat de l'ACÉD est de ré aux besoins des professionnels canadiens et des spécialistes de l'éducation à distance. Une des meilleures façons d'y arriver est do créer un forum pour la dissénination internationale de connaissances. Un tel porum permettra au Canada de jouer un rôle importantant dans l'établissement et le maintien d'un fonds de connaissances qui constituera une source permanente de références pour notre profession.

    CADE / ACÉD



    Vol. 22, Num. 3 (2008)

    Table des matières

    Editorial

    Editorial/Éditorial HTML PDF
    Mark Bullen i-iv

    Articles

    Educational Quality Correlates of Online Graduate Management Education Résumé PDF HTML
    Murray R. Millson, David Wilemon 5-18
    Dialogue and Community in Online Learning: Lessons from Royal Roads University Résumé HTML PDF
    Joshua Guilar, Alice Loring 19-40
    The Effect of Peer Collaboration and Collaborative Learning on Self-efficacy and Persistence in a Learner-paced Continuous Intake Model Résumé PDF HTML
    Bruno Poellhuber, Martine Chomienne, Thierry Karsenti 41-62
    Disciplinary Differences in E-learning Instructional Design Résumé PDF HTML
    Glenn Gordon Smith, Ana T. Torres-Ayala, Allen J. Heindel 63-88
    Critical Thinking Dispositions in Online Nursing Education Résumé PDF HTML
    Lorraine Mary Carter 89-114
    Teacher and Student Behaviors in Face-to-Face and Online Courses: Dealing With Complex Concepts Résumé PDF HTML
    C.E. (Betty) Cragg, Jean Dunning, Jaqueline Ellis 115-128
    Motivation and Cognitive Strategies in the Choice to Attend Lectures or Watch them Online Résumé PDF HTML
    John N. Bassili 129-148




    Journal of Distance Education

              http://www.jofde.ca/index.php/jde/index
    Commentaire n°16 posté par biblio4 le 01/09/2008 à 13h47
    1.

    Internet in Higher Education

    http://www.elsevier.com/locate/iheduc

    A survey of current research on online communities of practice
    Internet and Higher Education, The, Volume 4, Issue 1, January 2001, Pages 45-60
    Johnson, C.M. 
    Cited by Scopus (43)
    2.

    Blended learning: Uncovering its transformative potential in higher education
    Internet and Higher Education, The, Volume 7, Issue 2, April 2004, Pages 95-105
    Garrison, D.R.; Kanuka, H. 


    sing Web 2.0 for learning in the community
    Internet and Higher Education, The, Volume 10, Issue 3, January 2007, Pages 196-203
    Mason, R.; Rennie, F. 
     
    Commentaire n°17 posté par biblio2 le 01/09/2008 à 13h43

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