Delivering online expertise, online

This chapter describes two strategies for delivering educational design expertise and online professional development via the Internet. The issues and difficulties pertaining to the design and application of online staff development are examined in terms of the factors and needs that were observed d...

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Main Author: Quinton, Stephen
Other Authors: Keppell, M.
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Information Science Publishing 2007
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/39753
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description This chapter describes two strategies for delivering educational design expertise and online professional development via the Internet. The issues and difficulties pertaining to the design and application of online staff development are examined in terms of the factors and needs that were observed during the implementation phases. The professional development initiative focuses on staff development Websites which aim to inspire instructional design staff to understand the implicit teaching and learning goals used by lecturers and to assist lecturing staff to increase their awareness of instructional design methodologies. This approach allows participants engaged in online developments to share a common pool of understanding and expertise. The chapter concludes by identifying the potential advantages of the Web-based professional development strategies.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-397532017-01-30T14:36:50Z Delivering online expertise, online Quinton, Stephen Keppell, M. Assessment Collaborative Learning Higher Education Course Objectives Instructional Design Computer Literacy Distance Education Curriculum Development Curriculum Design Instructional Evaluation Educational Technology Resources This chapter describes two strategies for delivering educational design expertise and online professional development via the Internet. The issues and difficulties pertaining to the design and application of online staff development are examined in terms of the factors and needs that were observed during the implementation phases. The professional development initiative focuses on staff development Websites which aim to inspire instructional design staff to understand the implicit teaching and learning goals used by lecturers and to assist lecturing staff to increase their awareness of instructional design methodologies. This approach allows participants engaged in online developments to share a common pool of understanding and expertise. The chapter concludes by identifying the potential advantages of the Web-based professional development strategies. 2007 Book Chapter http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/39753 Information Science Publishing restricted
spellingShingle Assessment
Collaborative Learning
Higher Education
Course Objectives
Instructional Design
Computer Literacy
Distance Education
Curriculum Development
Curriculum Design
Instructional Evaluation
Educational Technology
Resources
Quinton, Stephen
Delivering online expertise, online
title Delivering online expertise, online
title_full Delivering online expertise, online
title_fullStr Delivering online expertise, online
title_full_unstemmed Delivering online expertise, online
title_short Delivering online expertise, online
title_sort delivering online expertise, online
topic Assessment
Collaborative Learning
Higher Education
Course Objectives
Instructional Design
Computer Literacy
Distance Education
Curriculum Development
Curriculum Design
Instructional Evaluation
Educational Technology
Resources
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/39753