'Situated learning' diaporamas de présentation

Can you name the parts of a Big Mac?

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ENGLISH FOR RECEIVING INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS

ENGLISH FOR RECEIVING INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS. SITUATION 1.6. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Learning Goals. Warm-up Activities. Situated Learning. Students Activities. Study Material. Accompanying Clients in Shopping. Accompanying Clients in Shopping. Learning Goal :

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Paul Orsmond Biologist at Staffordshire University The interdependent learner: the role of peer-assessment in stude

Paul Orsmond Biologist at Staffordshire University The interdependent learner: the role of peer-assessment in student learning. Stephen Merry Arthur Callaghan. Our Questions. Workshop questions What do students learn about judging quality from composing peer feedback?

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Module 4: Science, Technology, and Education

Module 4: Science, Technology, and Education Science and technology education from diverse perspectives Science education controversies Information technology and education Women and science education Race and science education Science Education

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RAPIDLY BUILDING EFFECTIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS

RAPIDLY BUILDING EFFECTIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS. While Saving Time & Optimising Learning Outcomes. INTRODUCTION. BACKGROUND. Who develops training programs/resources (directly/indirectly) ? When developing programs we all typically apply this type of system (there are lots of variations) :.

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Application of Situated Learning Theory to Skills Acquisition in the Environmental Sciences

Application of Situated Learning Theory to Skills Acquisition in the Environmental Sciences Presented at: Canadian Water Resources Association, Gimli, MB Dr. Shirley Thompson, Natural Resources Institute J.R. Stepaniuk - University of Manitoba and University College of the North-NRMT Program.

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Application of Situated Learning Theory to Skills Acquisition in the Environmental Sciences

Application of Situated Learning Theory to Skills Acquisition in the Environmental Sciences Presented at: Canadian Water Resources Association, Gimli, MB Dr. Shirley Thompson, Natural Resources Institute J.R. Stepaniuk - University of Manitoba and University College of the North-NRMT Program.

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A Community of Practice

A Community of Practice. Integrating Information and Communication Technology Literacy (ICT) into the curriculum. Alexis Smith Macklin, Ph.D. asmacklin@mac.com. What are ICT Skills?. Critically think through an information problem to identify specific information needs

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Activity Structures

Activity Structures. Eliana Moore Jenni Utt Tina Ream. What does the theory mean?. Empowers teacher to create Internet-based curriculum tied experiences ? A " thinking tool " which helps teachers become Instructional Designers . Who created the Theory?. Judi Harris

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Open Data and Higher Education: future gains and current practice

Open Data and Higher Education: future gains and current practice. 1 st Open Data Working Group Pisa, Italy, 2014 ERCIM 25 th a nniversary meeting Su White, Web and internet Science, ECS, University of Southampton, UK. Su White. @ suukii. Southampton: home to open data.

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Aims & content of talk

Engaging our diverse students using assessment as learning: presentations, role play and a mobile application. Peter Chalk, Dr Yanguo Jing (FoC), Peter Hodges, Mazin Alabdulbaqi , (BSc Computer Science) and Fraser Hardy (MSc Mobile Computing)

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SiLang Serious Games for Situated Learning of Vehicular Languages Addressing Work Needs

SiLang Serious Games for Situated Learning of Vehicular Languages Addressing Work Needs. Life Long Learning KA2 Project: 530951-LLP-1-2012-1-GR-KA2-KA2MP. H. Tsalapatas , O. Heidmann , R. Alimisi , E. Houstis. The idea 1/2.

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Communities of Practice

Communities of Practice. John Carney. Communities of Practice Learning Theory. Communities of practice ( CoP ) are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly. History of CoP.

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DISTANCE LEARNING AND COLLABORATION TECHNOLOGY

DISTANCE LEARNING AND COLLABORATION TECHNOLOGY. GROUP MEMBERS. Definition.

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Disability Studies, Inclusive Education, and the Learning Sciences

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Situated Learning Theory By: Erica Jasman GRS623

Situated Learning Theory By: Erica Jasman GRS623. Origin. Jean Lave Social Anthropologist Etienne Wagner Artificial Intelligence Situated Learning: Legitimate peripheral participation (1991). Communities of Practice. Domain: Identified by shared interest

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What concept is associated to mobile learning in formal learning ?

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Implementing LAMS to improve teaching and learning

Implementing LAMS to improve teaching and learning. Prof. James Dalziel Howard Noble. Your experiences of good learning. Sitting by yourself with just a book or even worse some online content? Sitting in a lecture theatre desperately trying to scribble down notes?. What is Learning Design?.

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