North Trafford College
Managing your learning
| This case study explains how e-learning has
been used in conjunction with other modes of delivery on a vocational
course to allow learners with differing learning styles to build and
test theories and assess their own learning. A summary of key points
is given here. |
What is the intended outcome?
Learners can identify component parts of knowledge, predict outcomes,
follow instructions and apply knowledge. What is established
practice?
- Practitioners organise learning into component units and provide
opportunities for modelling
- Learners have opportunities to devise trials of their skills
or knowledge
- Practitioners give clear feedback on each stage to correct
learners’ performance
What advantages can e-learning bring?
- Online resources can support different learning styles and provide
self-paced learning
- Media-rich resources in different formats can provide more efficient
learning when linked to face-to-face sessions in a blended learning
programme
- Online quizzes give learners opportunities to self-test prior
to summative assessment
- Online assessment tests can provide immediate feedback in a
non-judgemental way
- Individual learners can be more easily supported through differentiated
resources
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