解读远程教育哲学理论中对学习支持服务的界定

文章通过对远程教育的哲学理论分析,结合已有学习支持服务的界定,归纳影响界定的要素,根据我国的现状,提出规划建设“本土化”学习支持服务体系的建议,为我国远程教育学习支持服务体系规划、建设提供借鉴。     

现代远程教育条件下个别化自主学习模式的构建

本文从研究背景入手,阐述了现代远程教育条件下个别化自主学习的三个特征,分析了现代远程教育的特点;提出了个别化自主学习模式的基本框架和对策,以及学习质量监控手段的实施措施。     

谈教育电视再发展的几点问题思考

该文从技术角度分析我国教育电视现有的资源优势和巨大的发展潜力。论述了当前教育电视传播媒体所处环境和现状 ,冷静地思考了新世纪教育电视所面临新的发展机遇与挑战 ,并提出了发展的新途径、新策略。     

我国远程教育实践研究现状分析与对策建议——基于《中国远程教育》(资讯版)的内容分析

《中国远程教育》(资讯版)作为中国远程教育实践发展的窗口,能比较客观地反映实践中关注的热点与发展动态。本文选取该杂志2003-2006四年期刊共1062篇文章作为研究对象,采用内容分析的方法,分析了我国远程教育实践领域中所关注的问题,同时也指出了一些理论领域亟需关注和进一步研究的课题。本文还立足于高校网络教育学院,针对如何使远程教育理论研究者与实践者结合成一种互补、对话的研究共同体提出了建议和对策。     

远程教育系统的分析及其主流模式的特征——论远程教育系统（一）

对远程教育系统的结构要素和功能特征进行分析，特别是对远程教育这类开放社会系统的两个主要的运行子系统：课程和学生子系统进行分析，并指出，以英国开放大学和中国广播电视大学为主要代表的独立设置的远程教学大学成为20世纪下半叶远教育发展的主流模式，进而论述了主流模式远程教育系统及其课程，学生，管理和后勤子系统的特征，。     

Galileo平面几何的一点注记

利用Galileo变换,建立了Galileo几何.讨论了Galileo平面几何中的距离,直线间的交角问题以及Galileo平面上三角形的一些性质.     

A Technical/Strategic Paradigm for Online Executive Education

This article discusses the development and delivery of online courses for the executive education audience. The goal is to introduce a new framework, the technical/strategic paradigm, that will help educators to identify the pedagogical needs of disparate executive groups and adjust their online course development plans accordingly. We describe how four key elements of online courses (course structure, content‐based learning materials, assignments, and learning assessment) should be fashioned in a way that honors the technical or strategic focus of the learning environment. How the technical/strategic paradigm molds well with many different types of executive educational audiences and settings is illustrated. Course developers seeking advice on how to put these ideas into practice will find lists of resources and implementable recommendations. Ultimately, we argue that some of the pitfalls that faculty experience when transitioning from a traditional business school environment to an online executive education environment can be attributed to a misunderstanding of the degree to which students expect technical versus strategic content.     

The Impact of Coordination Methods on the Enhancement of Business Writing

Universities with limited resources are being pressured to cover more material within their degree programs. Because of this, schools are looking to integrate material from different classes. This paper sets out to determine if students can learn business writing within the context of another class, specifically, an information systems class. The goal is to eliminate the need for a separate business‐writing course. However, the students will have to learn the material with limited support in order not to place an additional load on the instructor. This study investigates whether individuals can develop their business‐writing skills during the course of repeated group work and whether there are differences in the level of their learning, based on collaborative media. The results show that individuals can learn business‐writing skills with a minimum of support through direct instruction. In addition, there is no difference between individuals working in face‐to‐face (F2F) groups and those working in groups using electronic collaborative work (ECW) systems.     

Teaching without a blackboard and chalk: conflicting attitudes towards using ICTs in higher education teaching and learning

This article, derived from a three-year ethnography of distributed medical education provision in a Canadian university, explores the ways in which information and communication technologies are used by teachers and students in their everyday work within technologically rich teaching environments. The environments being researched are two university campuses: a campus at the main university site and a satellite campus in a neighbouring province. The article seeks to contrast dominant, institutional discourses of technology use in higher education teaching with the everyday practices of staff and students. The article concludes that there is a gap between policy and practice in distributed education and that the teaching and learning experience and context of staff and students in different sites need to be analysed in depth, in terms of: whether the experience of learning across sites can be positioned as being comparable; the extent to which technology ameliorates learning and teaching; and understanding the work done by staff.     

Developing identities in the workplace: students’ experiences of distance early childhood teacher education

In Aotearoa New Zealand, many early childhood teachers gain their teaching qualification via distance study while working in an early childhood centre. Early childhood teachers work in a team environment, and it is important to understand more about how distance students negotiate changes in their workplace practice as their professional knowledge develops. This article draws on a study that explores students’ experiences of distance teacher education as a process of changing participation in the workplace. Distance study supported increasingly confident participation as students saw more meaning in their daily work. The students’ identities and their workplace cultures and practices influenced what students paid attention to and the decisions they made when negotiating changes within their teams. Their experiences suggest that strengthening students’ relational agency at work is a useful focus for distance early childhood teacher education programmes.