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Creating and Delivering Web-based Courses

Creating and Delivering Web-based Courses. Introductions and Overview. Presenters. Dave Drucker, Curry School of Education, University of Virginia Bruce Landon, Douglas College Rory McGreal, TeleEducation New Brunswick Robert Roberts, Oregon University System Robby Robson, Saba Software.

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Creating and Delivering Web-based Courses

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  1. Creating and Delivering Web-based Courses Introductions and Overview Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  2. Presenters • Dave Drucker, Curry School of Education, University of Virginia • Bruce Landon, Douglas College • Rory McGreal, TeleEducation New Brunswick • Robert Roberts, Oregon University System • Robby Robson, Saba Software Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  3. Morning Program (See Handouts) • 8:45 Component approaches – Rory • 9:30 Online pedagogy (evaluation) – Robert • 10:15 BREAK • 10:30 Content and Learning Management – Robby • 11:00 Independent evaluations – Bruce • 11:30 Technical Support – Dave • 12:00 LUNCH (BUFFET – HERE) Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  4. OVERVIEW OF WEB-BASED INSTRUCTION Context, Issues, and Solutions Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  5. WEB Starts Here History of the World: Part III July, 2000: 93,047,785 Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  6. Back in 1995 . . . Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  7. Y2K+1 THE MODERN WEB PAGE Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  8. Rising Use of Technology On Campuses [full report] (http://www.campuscomputing.net/pdf/2000-CCP.pdf) Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  9. The eLearning Industry • The eLearning industry, now in its infancy, will grow into adulthood after 2005, driven by advances in eCommerce, according to The Emerging eLearning Industry, the latest report from LoD. Its adolescence, roughly spanning 2002-05, will see key opportunities in: • eLearning hosting and outsourcing • High-quality and engaging eLearning content • Systems integration • Testing and assessment • Career management • Personalization software • Tools for converting learning content • Tools for learning analytics and dynamic content. • After 2005, when the mature eLearning market will exceed $20 billion, the opportunities will be in: • Both human and software learning agents • Hosting of advanced learning systems • High-end executive education • Adaptive-learning systems • Granularized learning content • Personalized eLearning environments. http://future.sri.com/LoD/LoD.index.shtml Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  10. But … one should be cautious "I believe that the motion picture is destined to revolutionize our educational system and that in a few years it will supplant largely, if not entirely, the use of textbooks." (Thomas Edison, 1922) Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  11. ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED • The Content Life Cycle • What works? • Who’s in charge? • The “ilities” • Regulations & IPR Webnet 2000 Minicourse

  12. ON WITH THE SHOW! Webnet 2000 Minicourse

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