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Make the Right Choice! Deciding Between Asynchronous Online Learning, Synchronous Online Learning and Face-to-Face Learning
Date Thursday, Dec 2 Time –
In this session we will explore possibilities and limitations of asynchronous online learning, synchronous online learning and face-to-face learning from a teacher’s perspective. Taking a pedagogical-didactical perspective, we will look at key issues and questions that you will need to consider whether you face making a choice - or a blend.
Outcomes:
- Be able to choose when to apply asynchronous online learning, synchronous online learning or face-to-face learning.
- Become better equipped to design for blended and online learning.
Wilfred Rubens
Consultant, Edublogger and Editor at e-learning.nl, WilfredRubens.com/e-learning.nl, Netherlands
Wilfred Rubens (1964) currently works as an independent consultant on technology enhanced learning. Wilfred works as a project leader on the selection and implementation of learning technologies. He provides advice about curriculum development, pedagogy and the use of technology for learning. Wilfred delivers keynotes and presentations, and he facilitates workshops and classes about technology enhanced learning. Wilfred has been professionally involved in e-learning for almost 30 years. For more than 18 years he blogs about ICT and learning. He published a book about elearning trends and developments (in Dutch), and he is co-author of a book about social learning. Wilfred is also one of the editors of the Dutch portal e-learning.nl, member of the advisory board of the anual Dutch Next Learning conference and member of the advisory board of OEB Global.