Designing for
Distance Learning

11/1/2000

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Designing for
Distance Learning

What IS Distance Learning?

My Favorite Definition

The Evolution of Distance Learning*

The Beginning

First Generation
(1890s to 1970)

Second Generation
(1960-1985)

Third Generation
(1975-1995)

Third Generation (continued)

Fourth Generation
(1995-2005?)

Fourth Generation (continued)

What IS a Web-based Course?

World Wide Web as Framework for Instruction

Why is Instruction
Moving to the Web?

Davis and Botkin, 1995

Dolence and Norris, 1995

Paradigm Shift

8 Shifts of Interactive Learning (Tapscott)

Heritage of John Dewey, Philosopher and Educator

Active Learning

The Power of Online Communication

The Online Instructor

Where Is It Going????

Distance Learning
The Future

Distance Learning
The Future

Distance Learning
The Future

Designing for Distance

Effort to Produce One Hour of Student Learning

1: It Takes Teamwork

2: Focus on Design

3: Support Changing Roles

4: Use the Media Wisely

Reach Out Through the Technology

5: Interactivity is Key

Moore’s Three Dialogues

Designing 24-hour,
7-Day-a-Week Classes

Remember: