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What does LMS stand for?
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Learning Management System
-- A web based system that allows for the addition, deployment and tracking of learning content used for training purposes. Typically an LMS includes functionality for course catalogs (search/browse functionality), launching courses, registering new students, tracking current/completed student progress and assessments. |
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What is Blackboard?
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A learning management system.
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What is Moodle?
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A learning management system.
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What is Camtasia?
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Software that enables the user to record anything you see on your computer screen, edit into a professional screencast you can share instantly.
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What is Adobe Connect?
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A web conferencing software solution for secure web meetings, eLearning and webinars.
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Asynchronous eLearning
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Interaction that does not take place in real time.Asynchronous
learning is extensively used because it allows the learner to access the information at their own pace and at their own convenience. |
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Blended Course
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All class sessions are taught in a face-to-face classroom. Course materials like handouts, the syllabus and quizzes are delivered online.
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Hybrid Course
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Some class sessions are taught in a face-to-face classroom and some class sessions are taught online.
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Fully Online Course
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All class sessions are taught online. There are no face-to-face class sessions.
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Collaborative learning
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Learning that takes place in a peer-oriented environment. The development of collaborative tools such as web
conferencing, instant messaging, email, weblogs etc. allow collaborative learning to take place between individuals/ groups that are geographically dispersed. |
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Curriculum
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A series of related courses.
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Learning
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A cognitive and/or physical process of acquiring knowledge and/or skills through study, experience, teaching or a combination of these.
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Learning environment
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The setting; physical-classroom or virtual-web based; in which learning takes place.
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