"eLearning is a relatively new field that takes into consideration information from various bodies of knowledge, such as andragogy, pedagogy, organizational studies, technology and instructional design. Most people involved with eLearning have a background in, for example, technology or pedagogy, but for many, it is difficult to gain an understanding of eLearning aspects outside of their domain. Yet groups with members from extremely diverse backgrounds are again and again charged with making key decisions regarding adoption and implementation of eLearning. Little formal research exists to learn from, and the rapid development of eLearning makes the situation even more difficult.
We must, however, remember that the basic goal of eLearning is to develop various types of students and trainees to their fullest potential. The focus must always be to give the learner the best learning experience possible. To accomplish this, we need to take knowledge developed in the various fields related to eLearning into consideration, and be creative in how we apply the various principles and techniques.
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Dear Dr. Mona,
Thank you for the wonderful time that you have spent with us. You style of teaching is excellent and encouraged me to participate positively in your class. Honestly, only a few of my previous teachers knew how to motivate me to get the optimum performance out of me, and you are one of them. I will not forget you for the rest of my life.
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(pp. 1872-1881, 2013, October). Chesapeake, VA: AACE.
Learn More"Professors' Adoption and Implementation of Problem-based Learning"
Adviser: Professor Edwin Bridges, Ph.D., School of Education, Stanford University
The study assesses individual change within an organizational framework, and is based on in-depth interviews with professors who were attending a seminar on problem-based learning (PBL) in 1993. It analyzes their journey through the innovation-decision process, specifically if and how they use PBL.
"Analysis and Application of the Norwegian Music School Model for Communities in the United States", 1992.
Adviser: Professor Anne Smith, Chair, the Arts Administration Program. Golden Gate University, California
Numerous articles in the Norwegian magazine "Schola" (Published by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research), for example:
Since 1986 I have published approximately ten articles in Norwegian publications, such as "Musikknytt" (Music and Administration) and Aftenposten (Norway's leading newspaper) on organizational issues, leadership, administration, education and music.
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