Instructional scaffolding

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Abstract E learning has become a part of our world for quite some time now. From learning how to operate a mobile, how to cook, career skills, everything is being learnt online. It has gained a lot of popularity among the younger generation over the past decade. Nowadays, you don’t need to go to a college to get a degree or learn something. All you need is an internet connection to access lectures of your favourite subject online. And not only subjects it can be a skill like coding or a career oriented

Sanskrit e-Learning is a project we are planning to implement. We are trying to tune our training program with latest academic trends in India and rest of the word. In this article we are discussing issues involved in traditional learning, present classroom learning and e-Learning. As the present classroom learning involves four basic elements – chalk, blackboard, lecturer and students and interaction, traditional Sanskrit learning is based on Gurukula system. Sanskrit is the mother

instruction reflect both the course goals and students’ information technology competency (Shinkareva & Benson, 2007). When research compares the amount of time dedicated to distance versus traditional instruction in the areas of distribution of instructional content, student guidance and advisement, and student evaluation, the findings clearly show that, with the exception of student evaluation, more time is necessary to deliver a course at a distance (Tomei, 2010). To be able to convey more effective

Geoffrey Tibbs Dr. Dimock EN 140-07 12 February 2016 A Blended Future Technology in education is not a new concept, especially at the college level. Universities are encouraged to offer online courses, or as freelance journalist Chrissie Long and many other experts call them, MOOCs (massive online open courses), to reach out to more students and provide them with a more convenient style of learning (455). While MOOCs certainly have their strengths, how far should universities go? What is the future

Throughout the past decade, technology has advanced swiftly and significantly. The effects of such advancements can be seen from the way that people keep in touch through social media, to the way that people check out their groceries through self-checkout lanes. It is only natural that the spread of technology would eventually reach the educational level. To keep up with the changing times, online schooling institutions have entered the educational arena. These institutions have produced many bright

We are all looking for things in our lives to be convenient. Technology today has made that more possible than ever. We have almost everything we need right at our fingertips. I personally use online banking so I rarely have to step foot into a bank. I love online shopping, I can order anything that I want and have it delivered to my front door. I can even have my groceries shipped to me if I wanted to. So it’s no surprise that online learning has become so popular today. I utilize both, online

development; it was guided by instruction specialists and used an online professional development program for algebra I teachers, as well as other resources. The program was intended to improve both the algebra I content knowledge and research-based instructional practices. It begun with orientation and instruction in a hybrid format before moving to a distance format. The teachers received online training sessions with the purpose to share their successes and challenges to improve their understanding,

system. The next generation of teachers creates countless practice lesson plans based around these theories. Unfortunately, there is a wide divide between the psychology of how humans learn and the constraints of an American classroom. The SUCCEED instructional design model

second potential cause of learning challenge for this scenario is that there is ineffective instructional design taking place on the part of the instructor. As the scenario relates, students having trouble with the literature review final, because they don’t have experience with completing this type of assignment. As we learned from Smith and Ragan (2005), as cited in the Unit 3 lecture, effective instructional design takes into account the development level of students, as well as specific prior knowledge