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Here is my shelf of "go to" e-learning texts. Regardless of my other sources of information about the domain, this is the well I return to again and again to find knowledge, information, wisdom and (in one case) wit. What do you keep on your E-Learning Shelf?

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nem épp a legfrissebb (utolsó szám: 2008), de attól még hasznos publikációk.

In co-operation with the University of Hagen (FernUniversität in Hagen) and the CampusSource initiative, a new e-journal - e-learning and education (eleed) - was launched in February 2005. The journal offers a platform for new scientific research results from the widespread area of all e-Learning aspects. The articles are freely accessible via Internet (Open Access). They are submitted to a Reviewing process, in order to guarantee a high scientific quality. The topicality remain protected, since each article will be published directly after completed appraisal.

The notorious Skinner got that one right. The boundary issue is crucial. In considering the learning process we need to ask: What happens inside our body / brain, what happens outside, in the external environment, and how are the inside and the outside connected? What is the mind, where is it and how does it work? These are core theoretical questions about learning with immense practical significance. The necessary process of formulating a new learning theory ought to incorporate and struggle with a modern synthesis of philosophy, cognitive science (including artifical intelligence research) and the history of learning theory. My critique of George Siemen's Connectivism suggests that a better job could have been done.

Letölthető E-Learning könyvek

e-Learning 2.0 - Vida Andrea elődása

A tanuláselméletekről.

The Impact of Web 2.0 Innovations on Education and Training in Europe. Draft Working Paper, October 2008

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In the ten years that have followed, this vision of the future has proven to be remarkably robust. I have found, on rereading and reworking the essay, that though there may have been some movement in the margins, the overall thrust of the paper was essentially correct. This gives me confidence in my understanding of those forces and trends that are moving education today.

An Open Content and Open Learning environment.

Web alapú prezentációkészítő. E-learning tananyagok létrehozásához is alkalmas lehet.

Ez nagyon tetszik, olyannyira, hogy a saját könyvjelzőim közé is elmentettem. Köszi. :)

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George Siemens: Connectivism: A Learning Theory for the Digital Age

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