the power of passion
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The Power of Passion
How E-Learning Champions Affect Change
ARLYNNE AWAYAN
Educational Technology Coordinator
De La Salle University Dasmarinas, Cavite, Philippines
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Rogers, E. M. (2003). Diffusion of innovations (5th ed.). New York: Free Press.
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Rogers, E. M. (2003). Diffusion of innovations (5th ed.). New York: Free Press.
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Distance Learning Law
E-Learning not yet mainstream
Still focused on readiness and acceptance
Industry, government and academe collaborations
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Champions
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Skilled Passionate Communicative Problem Solver Adaptive Committed
Malcolm Jolly, Kaye Bowman, Brad Shaw, Carole McCulloch, 2009, The impact of e-learning champions on embedding e-learning, Australian Flexible Learning Framework, viewed 22 January 2015, .
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Understand teacher and learner Contextualize e-learning Chunking knowledge Support individual Improve based on feedback
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Services Backend administration and maintenance of the
virtual learning environment
VLE tech support
E-class monitoring
Faculty e-Learning Training
e-Learning module creation
StaffEducational Technology Coordinator (deloaded 9 units)
Faculty-in-charge of VLE (deloaded 6 units)
Faculty-in-charge of Learning Objects (deloaded 3 units)
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University e-Class Policies
Elements Online Engagement Mode
Web-Presence Web-Enhanced
Faculty All Faculty Faculty who have been trained on instructional design
Course calendar approved by Chair and Dean
Online Teaching Hours (Can be synchronous via chat or Skype or asynchronous via forums, lessons, assessments etc)
Alternative Onlineactivity equivalent to 6 class hours
Blended mode 50-50
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Online Engagement Strategies Learners
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Faculty View
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Analytics
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Student View
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Future Directions
Staff development
Learning analytics to achieve alignment objectives
Fully-online offerings
Learning objects development