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E-learning design and implementation: The student perspective

E-learning design and implementation: The student perspective. The University of Hertfordshire Victoria Stringer (@rosevibe). To save time on introductions..

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E-learning design and implementation: The student perspective

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  1. E-learning design and implementation: The student perspective The University of Hertfordshire Victoria Stringer (@rosevibe) To save time on introductions.. I’m a final year student at the University of Hertfordshire, I came onto the Bsc IT (web based systems) course as a direct entrant following completion of an FDsc IT for multimedia course at West Herts College in Watford. 1

  2. What, when, why and who with? Communication style? Group study? Research based? Practical work? What Topic? Is it self directed, independent study? Is there time to learn a new way of doing things? What’s wrong with the way we do things now? 2

  3. PUT SLIDES UP WELL IN ADVANCE OF LECTURES “One thing is put slides up before lecture so I can read it before lecture and terp (interpreter) can prepare cos some tech words have no sign and some words terp doesn't know what it means and needs to ask around other terps to find out sign for before lecture. If nothing else then terp and me can decide on agreed sign for that lecture only; a made up one. A lot of them (tutors and interpreters) think it’s simple like English translates into English signs which it doesn't. “ @speedy_hawk 3

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  5. Mobile phone • Twitter clients • Facebook • MSN • Elluminate • Google chat • Q&A forums • VLE discussion • Blogs 5

  6. Voice recorder • Google search • Google docs • Wikipedia • YouTube • Quizlet • Safari proquest 6

  7. Lecture recordings are GOOD! Use them. 7

  8. Profoundly deaf student ..and using Dragon or similar software to transcribe them afterwards would be great for everyone. ..For the cognitively challenged, for people who learn better by reading than listening, for people who need to use a screen reader and may not find it as easy to use audio software to access the recording.. (The list of positive reasons for using audio and transcriptions could take up the rest of this slide and more besides..) 8

  9. http://www.tweetdeck.com/ desktop client • Twicca; twitter android client • Twitpic or Yfrog, photo sharing for twitter. 9

  10. #WhatTwitterWasMadeFor Supportive Communication: • Back channel for lectures • Sharing pictures • Sharing notes and links • Illness/ transport issues Outside help: • Working professionals • Hashtags (#help) • Lists • Twitter chat 10

  11. Facebook can be a useful channel for communication 11

  12. Wordpress You can make of it what you wish 12

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