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When we’re talking in higher education context, we’re talking most often about a teacher training context, but of course there are a variety of scenarios where university researchers and faculty are working with inservice teachers. But let’s talk for a second about those teachers who are in their training program.
When we’re talking in higher education context, we’re talking most often about a teacher training context, but of course there are a variety of scenarios where university researchers and faculty are working with inservice teachers. But let’s talk for a second about those teachers who are in their training program.
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In the late 90’s, learning management systems came along and universities said great, now academics don’t need to know any of that technical stuff, they can just use the web interface in the LMS. We might just need to provide a bit of training. As an aside, I think we have massively overcomplicated onlinelearning.
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