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In this presentation by Prof. Dr. Ahmad S. Tolba, Dean of the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Systems, the focus is on the transformative potential of blended learning and e-learning in nursing education. He emphasizes the importance of technology in enhancing student learning, achievement, and intellectual growth. Key topics include the assumptions underpinning e-learning, the role of faculty, and regional trends in e-learning. The goal is to prepare qualified professionals capable of contributing to Egypt's knowledge society and competing globally.
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e-Learning in Nursing Prof. Dr. Ahmad S. Tolba Dean of the Faculty of CS & IS Director of the eL unit / UDC csidean@mans.edu.eg September 22th 2005
Outline • Blended Learning • Assessment • Blogging • Podcasting • Vodcasting • Future learning paradigms
Goal • To graduate qualified people who can • serve Egypt, • help building a knowledge society and • compete in the World Market
Objective Utilize technology to enhance • student learning, • student achievement and • intellectual growth
Outline • Introduction • Initial Assumptions • Introduction to MM based e-Learning • Requirements of e-Learning • Learning Theories and the Learner • The Real and the Virtual • Learning Object Repositories • How to get started in eL: LCMS Decision • Role of U Professors in 2005
Assumption 1 • Traditional Teaching is a must in undergraduate studies of practical disciplines • Hands on Experience is crucial
Assumption 2 • Blended Learning “F2F” + e-Learning”
Assumption 3 • Shift to e-Learning is still in bad need of • Infrastructure • LCMS Software • Qualified staff and Faculty Members • New Policies, and Regulations • Ready Students who can do self directed learning (Learning how to learn)
Assumption 4 • Egypt is very far behind the …. in the field of e-Learning (Kuds Virtual University, Syria Virtual University, Iraq VU….) • We are still debating about “is e-Learning for us?
We have to start e-Learning • Don’t let the e-Learning train run you over.”
- Egypt is very far behind Where is Egypt from all that ?
Good Indicators • Internet Connectivity is everywhere • Computational Power is Growing • Hands-on experience will be real through the Internet (Glove) • National e-L committee is formed in SCU • Blended Learning Programs in MU • M.SC in Environmental Engineering • Virtual courses are offered by Egyptian MOE • MU has about 20 e-Learning courses and about 30 are in the development phase
Rich Media -Bandwidth New Internet versus Old Internet - The Emergence of Broadband • INTERNET 2 , (Israil, Katar ) • Local wireless • Private networks • Satellite • Wireless 1200 1000 Bandwidth Doubling every 6 months 800 CPU Power Doubling every 18 months 600 400 200 0 1995 2000 2005 2010
m-learning vs e-learning Flexible Learning Contact Learning (residential/face-to-face) Distance Learning E-learning Online Learning M-learning Paper-based Distance Learning Diagram 1: The subsets of flexible learning (Brown, 2004)
Thank you for your time! THE END