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What e-learning means to me Scott Anderton E-Learning Manager Hopwood Hall College

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What e-learning means to me

Scott Anderton

E-Learning Manager

Hopwood Hall College

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“To provide an innovativeinnovative and creativecreative culture that empowersempowers learners and staff in delivering exemplaryexemplary learning and teaching utilising leading edge technology”

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ProsumerProsumerss

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Education should recognise the emphasis on the useuse of technology rather than its presencepresence.

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Meta - Meta - learninglearning

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Such is the pace of change and the Such is the pace of change and the need to adapt to changing situations need to adapt to changing situations that the practices of yesterday will not that the practices of yesterday will not help us meet the demands of today help us meet the demands of today

Alvin TofflerAlvin Toffler

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88 billion per month

19 billion per month

9.4 billion per month

4.1 billion per month

Apr 14, 2010 at 2:44pm

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1.5 million new 1.5 million new pages per daypages per day

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Everyone is a contributor

Have proposed that Have proposed that they will stop printing they will stop printing on paper by 2015on paper by 2015

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'loudest cries were 'loudest cries were heard in a medium heard in a medium that didn'tthat didn'teven exist the last even exist the last time Iran had an time Iran had an election.'election.'

Time Magazine June 17th 2009

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One Year Horizon: mobile One Year Horizon: mobile computing and open contentcomputing and open content

Two- to Three-Year Horizon: e-Two- to Three-Year Horizon: e-Books and augmented realityBooks and augmented reality

Four- to Five-Year Horizon: Four- to Five-Year Horizon: Gesture- and visual-based Gesture- and visual-based

computingcomputing

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sharing and collaboration

We choose quick-and-dirty over slow-and-polished

Pull, not push

There is energy and potential in the crowd