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- Title
- Learning design : introducing pre-service education students to the concept using LAMS
- Related
- Alexander, Chris; Dalziel, James; Krajka, Jaroslaw and Kiely, Richard. LAMS and learning design Vol. 2, p.147-158
- Publisher
- Cyprus : University of Nicosia Press
- Date
- 2011
- Author/Creator
- Campbell, Chris
- Author/Creator
- Cameron, Leanne
- Description
- While pre-service teachers need to be competent and confident users of technology (Cowie & Jones, 2005), universities also need to provide them with knowledge about attitudes, values and pedagogical understanding in respect to Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) (Cameron, 2007). These prospective teachers need to develop a fundamental understanding about the nature of technological change and their own abilities to confront this change (Phelps & Ellis, 2003). ICTs for teaching and learning are continually changing and being replaced by the newest "must have" technologies, so the long-term value of university skills-based technology courses for pre-service teachers must be questioned. It has been determined that ICT-based courses will hold more long-term value if they promote generic technology skills involving authentic, reflective activities that assist them in their continued learning throughout their careers (Herrington, Oliver & Herrington, 1999). Therefore, rather than simply provide and deliver specific skills-based information, the course emphasis must shift to create a collaborative, challenging and supportive learning environment within which students are introduced to a broad range of philosophical and pedagogical issues that arise from the integration of a variety of teclmologies in today's classrooms (Herrington & Oliver, 2002).
- Description
- 12 pages(s)
- Resource Type
- book chapter
- Organisation
- Macquarie University. Macquarie E-Learning Centre of Excellence
- Identifier
- http://hdl.handle.net/1959.14/133987
- Identifier
- ISBN:9789963634958
- Identifier
- mq_res-20110817-113354
- Language
- eng