Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age

Learning design research (LDR) is establishing itself as a separate and specialised field of educational research. Worldwide, technology-mediated learning experiences in higher and further education are on the increase. LDR investigates their success in providing effective outcomes-based and persona...

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Main Author: Dobozy, Eva
Format: Journal Article
Published: Taylor and Francis 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26182
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description Learning design research (LDR) is establishing itself as a separate and specialised field of educational research. Worldwide, technology-mediated learning experiences in higher and further education are on the increase. LDR investigates their success in providing effective outcomes-based and personalised learning experiences. This paper reports on a meta-ethnographic review study of a subsection of current LDR to document current conceptualisations, preferred methodologies and possible themes and struggles. The findings suggest that LDR often uses an ad hock approach to Learning Design conceptualisation. It is concluded that the current ontological and epistemological disparity presents a great hindrance to the advancement of LDR.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-261822017-09-13T15:53:16Z Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age Dobozy, Eva pedagogy technology-enhanced learning learning design research LAMS learning design case study Learning design research (LDR) is establishing itself as a separate and specialised field of educational research. Worldwide, technology-mediated learning experiences in higher and further education are on the increase. LDR investigates their success in providing effective outcomes-based and personalised learning experiences. This paper reports on a meta-ethnographic review study of a subsection of current LDR to document current conceptualisations, preferred methodologies and possible themes and struggles. The findings suggest that LDR often uses an ad hock approach to Learning Design conceptualisation. It is concluded that the current ontological and epistemological disparity presents a great hindrance to the advancement of LDR. 2013 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26182 10.1080/09523987.2013.777181 Taylor and Francis restricted
spellingShingle pedagogy
technology-enhanced learning
learning design research
LAMS
learning design
case study
Dobozy, Eva
Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age
title Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age
title_full Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age
title_fullStr Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age
title_full_unstemmed Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age
title_short Learning design research: Advancing pedagogies in the digital age
title_sort learning design research: advancing pedagogies in the digital age
topic pedagogy
technology-enhanced learning
learning design research
LAMS
learning design
case study
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26182