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eLearning
Challenges for the Future
Silicon Valley
Innovation
Technology Pedagogy
Teaching &Learning
Cha
nge
Age
nts
Change Process
Foundation for Success
Transforming Learning Events
Online library catalog Personal computer & WWW. Enterprise systems (LMS)
Concerns
Institutional / Technical Infrastructure Faculty support
– Development / delivery Student support Institutional policy Incentives for development and teaching
Creating the Infrastructure
Institutional commitment Built on Pedagogy Technology power Faculty / Student support
What we know
• No-significant difference• Accessibility counts• Academic disciplines attributes can
facilitate learning• Learner attributes contribute to
success/failure• Online teaching pedagogy transfer to
on-ground instruction
C- Sloan: Pillars of Success
Learning Effectiveness Cost Effectiveness Access Faculty Satisfaction Student Satisfaction
Teaching / Learning: Built on Pedagogy Principles of Learning
– Contiguity– Repetition– Reinforcement– Factual Information– Intellectual Skills– Strategies
Instructional Design
New Technologies...
Transforming Education Providing a vehicle for effective learning Creating opportunities to reach more
learners
Collaboration and Connectivity
Web 2.0 YouTube Facebook
Smart phones
e-Learning...
A Catalyst for
Institutional Change
Educators – Agents of “Change”
Catalyst
Process HelperResource Helper
Solution Giver
Rate of Adoption
Innovators
Early Adopters
Early Majority
Late Majority
Laggards
e-Learning Benchmarks...
Institutional Support Course Development Teaching/Learning Course Structure Student Support Faculty Support Evaluation and Assessment
e-Learning creates:
Exploration Experience Engagement Ease of use Empowerment Effectiveness*
e-Learning generates...
New Partnerships New Audiences / Markets A review of institutional goals A review of organization and
governance Quality Institutional Policies
e-Learning benefits...
Greater learning experiences Improved access to education Learner flexibility Increase in audience and type Collaboration Interaction
e-Learning concerns…
Financing? Faculty rights and
traditions? Articulation? Digital information? Values? Culture?
e-Learning future...
Collaborations Greater distributed learning populations Research on Learning Globalization of Learning New technologies
Steve Zlotolow, PhDAssociate DeanInternational and Extended StudiesSan Jose State [email protected]
• Themes– Faculty Incentives– Student Life Cycle– Senior Administration– Academic Quality & Effectiveness– Administrative & Financial Models– Technology
NASULGC – Benchmarking Study 009
*Truman-Davis, “Support for Online Teaching,” 2000
“Va.’s Tech’s Math Emporium…” Educause, 99
Chaffee, “Keeping your Eyes on the Target…”, 2001
Distributed Education and Its Challenges: An OverviewOblinger, Barone, Hawkins
American Council on Education Center for Policy Analysis