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Active learningActive learning focuses on "learning by doing". That is why the learning design/blueprint requires you to design "learning activities" in each section/module of your Moodle course. | |
AsynchronousNot together in real time (like communicating in an online forum) | |
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Blended learningBlended Learning has been perceived in various ways, but the most dominant view at present is that is is simply a blend of online and face to face (F2F) learning and teaching. | |
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Constructive alignmentJohn Biggs (2003) focuses the attention on the active involvement of the learner, and defines constructive alignment as “the ‘constructive’ aspect refers to what the learner does, which is to construct meaning through relevant learning activities. The ‘alignment’ aspect refers to what the teacher does, which is to set up a learning environment that supports the learning activities appropriate to achieving the desired learning outcomes - as per your learning design/blueprint. | |
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Pedagogy"Pedagogy" refers to specific learning and teaching approaches, such as "active learning", "collaborative learning", "individualized learning" | |
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SynchronousTogether in real time (like communicating in a live chat session) | |
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TPCK knowledgeIn blended learning various types of knowledge converge, such as technological, pedagogical and content knowledge(TPCK). | |