Browsing Teaching and Learning by Subject "E-learning"

Blended learning : the BEST we can do?

Nichols, M. (2010)

Blended learning' seems the latest term claimed by e-learning advocates. While it is clear that complementing face-to-face education with e-learning (which is how many understand the term 'blended') can result in benefits ...

Completing the cycle: The issues of social justice arising from e-enhanced delivery of NZ Dip Bus.

McNally, B. A. (2009)

Completing the cycle: The issues of social justice arising from e-enhanced delivery of NZ Dip Bus.

McNally, B. A. (2009)

Conflict and online community: Are they compatible?

Bowker, N. (2009)

E-learning - learning solution or technological tapeworm?

Simpson, O. (2008)

E-learning and the reconfiguration of higher education – disruptive, innovative and inevitable.

Mersham, G. M. (2015)

The first part of this paper gives a concise overview of how e-learning 'works'. The second part suggests the inevitability of more and more teaching and learning taking place in the e-learning context. It touches on some ...

E-learning at the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand.

Kovacic, Z. (2014-07)

Experiences of teaching faculty enrolled in the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand's Certificate in Designing and Facilitating E-learning.

Fisher, R. M.; Chipindiku, G.; Maathuis-Smith, S. (2010)

In 2008, the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand offered a new programme in e-learning, the Certificate in Designing and Facilitating E-learning (Level 5). The programme consists of three compulsory courses. The courses are ...

Pedagogy with learning management systems: The tertiary educational organisation, the virtual learning environment, the academic and the student in e-learning.

Strongman, L. (2009)