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Introduction to E-learning - Coggle Diagram
Introduction to E-learning
Information Society
Today's society is based on the instant access and circulation of information, thanks to Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).
Use of ICT
Globalization and connectivity
Knowledge society
Evolution of Technologies
Education has evolved from oral and written media (like Greek oratory or chalkboards) to digital technologies such as PowerPoint, the Internet, and video conferencing.
From oral tradition to digital
Ancient media vs. current technologies
Influence on education
Current Educational Challenges
Massive access to information introduces new ethical and pedagogical challenges. Web 2.0 has empowered users as content creators.
Ethics in information usage
Web 2.0 and active participation
Shift in educational values
Fundamentals of E-learning
E-learning is an internet-based educational modality that uses technological tools.
Tools (platforms, email, forums)
Types: Pure E-learning / B-learning
Need for instructional design
Digital Literacy
This refers to the development of basic skills to manage digital information, including:
Access to information
Digital presentation and processing
Use of tools: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet
Organizational Environment
Educational institutions must create suitable conditions for e-learning through clear public policies, continuous teacher training, and the development of digital competencies.
Public policies on e-learning
Teachers’ digital competencies
E-learning in political agendas
Legal Aspects
E-learning also involves legal issues such as:
Private international law
Content privacy
Intellectual property and responsibility
Change Management
Implementing e-learning requires organizational transformation:
Organizational models for e-learning
Pedagogical and technological processes
Quality evaluation and self-assessment