Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning

Abstract This article explores digital learner presence in various higher education degrees in a regional institution in NSW, Australia. Several tools used for online teaching are explored through individual research projects in relation to the learner’s presence with the tool being used. It was fou...

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Main Authors: Sue Gregory, Michelle Bannister-Tyrrell
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2017-09-01
Series:Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning
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Online Access:http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s41039-017-0059-3
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spelling doaj-7a230d5e23fc4975a41a1c015bfae08e2020-11-24T23:29:04ZengSpringerOpenResearch and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning1793-70782017-09-0112111710.1186/s41039-017-0059-3Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learningSue Gregory0Michelle Bannister-Tyrrell1School of Education, University of New EnglandSchool of Education, University of New EnglandAbstract This article explores digital learner presence in various higher education degrees in a regional institution in NSW, Australia. Several tools used for online teaching are explored through individual research projects in relation to the learner’s presence with the tool being used. It was found that a variety of online teaching tools provided student presence and were effective for learning. Blogs, discussion boards, wikis and 3D virtual worlds were used to engage students in their learning. Herewith, the authors point out those that are more successful than others.http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s41039-017-0059-3Digital learner presence3D virtual worldse-learningMetacognitionInformation Communication Technology (ICT)Engagement
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Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning
Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning
Digital learner presence
3D virtual worlds
e-learning
Metacognition
Information Communication Technology (ICT)
Engagement
author_facet Sue Gregory
Michelle Bannister-Tyrrell
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title Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning
title_short Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning
title_full Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning
title_fullStr Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning
title_full_unstemmed Digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning
title_sort digital learner presence and online teaching tools: higher cognitive requirements of online learners for effective learning
publisher SpringerOpen
series Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning
issn 1793-7078
publishDate 2017-09-01
description Abstract This article explores digital learner presence in various higher education degrees in a regional institution in NSW, Australia. Several tools used for online teaching are explored through individual research projects in relation to the learner’s presence with the tool being used. It was found that a variety of online teaching tools provided student presence and were effective for learning. Blogs, discussion boards, wikis and 3D virtual worlds were used to engage students in their learning. Herewith, the authors point out those that are more successful than others.
topic Digital learner presence
3D virtual worlds
e-learning
Metacognition
Information Communication Technology (ICT)
Engagement
url http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s41039-017-0059-3
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