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This article explores the advantages of e-learning in psychology from a practitioner's viewpoint. It focuses on how e-learning caters to individual learning styles and needs by offering varied teaching methods and saving lecturers' time. The use of IT-based delivery, including PowerPoint, computers, and interactive whiteboards, enhances the learning experience and allows for efficient assessment. We also cover key concepts, assessment techniques, useful resources, and supporting materials that enhance both student and staff engagement in the learning process.
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E-LEARNING IN PSYCHOLOGY A PRACTITIONER’S POINT OF VIEW
WHY? • Meets learners’ individual styles • Meets individual learning needs eg support/extension • Varies teaching methods • Saves lecturers’ time • Shared resources – quality assurance
HOW • PowerPoint – class/individual • IT based delivery – computers/mobile phones/interactive whiteboards • IT based assessment/marking
WHEN • Absences – staff or student • Assignments/individual work
WHAT • KEY CONCEPTS • DETAILS OF STUDIES • ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING • INTERNET RESEARCH • BACKGROUND READING • SUPPORT MATERIALS • EXTENSION MATERIALS
HOW • CASE STUDY • AT BROCKENHURST
TEACHER’S WEBSITES • Holah Karoo • Gary Sturt • Fun stuff from Scotland
USEFUL WEB SITES • RDN • JOSEPH ROWNTREE FOUNDATION • EDUCATION INDEX