About This Publication
This practical guide on using the World Wide Web to deliver and support adult learning will help tutors of any subject who need or want to use online resources in a face-to-face context.
It uses examples of good practice to show how to combine traditional and e-learning approaches in the classroom, advises on ways to prepare and conduct classes using the Web, guides practitioners in the choice of appropriate content, and recommends first-rate websites for many subject areas. It also describes the different approaches to the use of the Web in teaching and learning, for instance webquests, quizzes and investigations, and ways to create your own content.
It uses examples of good practice to show how to combine traditional and e-learning approaches in the classroom, advises on ways to prepare and conduct classes using the Web, guides practitioners in the choice of appropriate content, and recommends first-rate websites for many subject areas. It also describes the different approaches to the use of the Web in teaching and learning, for instance webquests, quizzes and investigations, and ways to create your own content.
Contents
| Chapter 1 | About this guide
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Chapter 2.
Learning |
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| Chapter 3 | Learning with online resources
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| Chapter 4 | Blended learning
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| Chapter 5 | Conclusion |
| Chapter 6 | Further reading and resources
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| Chapter 7 | Glossary |