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eLearning Central
eLearning
Central (eLC) has been developed to bring together the most useful information
connected to elearning that currently exists on the web.
Through my work in the field, I have realised how confusing it can be
to know what is going on and how the ICT revolution is now affecting education
at school level. I
have worked in School, College and University education since 1985 and
been at the leading edge of elearning development since 2001. more...
and current events... A
personal view on one alternative for future education. If
it ain't broke - why fix it?
Trubble
with Foniks - a personal tirade against stupidity
Ken
Robinson says schools kill creativity
Mobile Learning
Experiential Learning
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