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Just found a great resource for learning design for flexible learning

Posted by midwikied on March 15, 2008

have a look at this

support network for learning designers

what a great tool to help with course design for flexible delivery.

It is a very slick looking site and I like the tool here. It seems to have a lot of potential to support flexible learning initiatives in New Zealand and I see the Occupational therapy course and Otago Polytechnic is featured. However the forums for discussion do not seem to have any activity. I can see that it is possible to enrol in a course here but I have enough on my plate at the moment so will not be doing that.

6 Responses to “Just found a great resource for learning design for flexible learning”

  1. Nice find Carolyn, perhaps you could add it to the course wiki where you think it should go?

  2. Fiona said

    Hello Carolyn,
    What a wonderful resource. I bookmarked it immediatley into my favorites.
    I am interested in supporting our students in their learning and am interested in our you go about building a community online. What has worked for the midwifery course?

  3. allibarty said

    What a site – I’m meeting with the e-learning project manager tomorrow in Wellington – having ‘poached’ from this site I might have some ideas for them too – hopefully

  4. Steve said

    Thanks for the info, going to have a look at “garage band” a editing suite from Mac

  5. Wow I haven’t looked at the site for yonks. It certainly has expanded; originally it was set up as a discussion forum for educational design. Good to see lots of information in one place.

  6. Shaun and Molly said

    wow another great find carolyn – and I only had a short time to look! I have bookmarked this and will be back
    thanks
    Rae

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