E-learning, flipping the classroom, blended learning... it's been exploding recently.
Here are links to three podcast with some central actors in the field:
A presentation by Salman Khan at the London School of Economics
A presentation by Sebastian Thrun from Udacity for the Commonwealth club of California on april 17. 2013
And finally, some interesting critical observations from Nicholas Negroponte, ex-head of MIT Medialab, speaking for the Long Now Foundation. He argues that videoinstructions and online tests are disastrous for learning. He calls it instructionalism. Instead he reminds of the virtues of constructivism; learning by doing and making, and the combination and the combination of theory and practice.
His remarks are concentrated 44 minutes into the programme.
Here are links to three podcast with some central actors in the field:
A presentation by Salman Khan at the London School of Economics
A presentation by Sebastian Thrun from Udacity for the Commonwealth club of California on april 17. 2013
And finally, some interesting critical observations from Nicholas Negroponte, ex-head of MIT Medialab, speaking for the Long Now Foundation. He argues that videoinstructions and online tests are disastrous for learning. He calls it instructionalism. Instead he reminds of the virtues of constructivism; learning by doing and making, and the combination and the combination of theory and practice.
His remarks are concentrated 44 minutes into the programme.
No comments:
Post a Comment