I agree with Downs for the most part. Some information is static, lets face it.....history does not change; however spicing it up is what makes it fun.
As far as immersion is concerned, my performance classes are pretty much there by necessity. There is a lot in the others but obviously we can all improve. David Donica wrote: > After watching the video today of Stephan Downes giving his views on Trends and Impacts of E-Learning 2.0 please discuss the following topics: > > 1. Do you agree with Downes' view that static information is a process of the past? > > 2. How can you use "immersion" in your course - online or in the classroom? Give just one example.
As far as immersion is concerned, my performance classes are pretty much there by necessity. There is a lot in the others but obviously we can all improve.
David Donica wrote:
> After watching the video today of Stephan Downes giving his views on Trends and Impacts of E-Learning 2.0 please discuss the following topics:
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> 1. Do you agree with Downes' view that static information is a process of the past?
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> 2. How can you use "immersion" in your course - online or in the classroom? Give just one example.