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Mobile Technologies in Online Learning
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Description
This course assists participants in discovering various mobile technologies as they might be applied to distance learning. Students will survey various technology formats, analyzing for strengths and weaknesses of each. Students will design, create, and present a learning unit in mobile learning format appropriate to their primary student demographic.
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Audience
Secondary and Higher ed, commercial/industrial training
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Topics
Devices
Instructional Design considerations
Technical limits and opportunities
Change
Web 2.0 applications
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Outline
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Goals
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At the completion of this course students should be able to:
1. describe at least three different types of mobile communication technology that relate to distance learning applications.
2. explain why different mobile device forms or styles may be useful for full or partial completion of a distance learning course
3. present an analysis of their desired learning outcomes in terms of limits and opportunities of mobile technology that are consistent with the standards presented in the course.
4. submit a unit of study on the topic of their choice that effectively employs mobile technology for its content.
5. submit a unit of study on the topic of their choice that effectively employs mobile technology for its interaction.
6. submit a unit of study on the topic of their choice that effectively employs mobile technology for its learning assessment and evaluation.
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4 weeks
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courses designed and delivered primarily in Moodle with supplemental resources on various mobile accessible platforms.
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CEU only
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A charge is incurred
for anyone enrolled in an Advanced Online Seminar, although there is a discount
for ION members. The tuition is determined by the
number of contact hours and online discussion requirements for the course.
To view the tuition schedule
for a specific section of this course, visit the Schedule and
click on the link for that section (e.g. TM0551).
Taking a course for Graduate Credit through the University of Illinois
at Springfield (UIS):
All of our courses except the Advanced Online Seminars may be taken for graduate
courses through UIS. You do not pay twice if you choose this
route. You pay only the fees associated with UIS enrollment. If you choose
to enroll through UIS, you need to follow the instructions.
You do not register through this site.
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