Struggling to understand what a learning platform can do for your school? Have a look at this sorry effort we spent far too much time on…
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June 24, 2008
What is a Learning Platform?
Author: Chris - Categories: Uncategorized - Tags: animation, learning platforms, training, vleTag Cloud:
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3 Comments until now
neat vid, just added it to my wiki covering VLEs
http://wiki.rscwmsystems.org.uk/index.php/Moodle
Question. Is it a learning platform or a teaching platform? You decide!
Thanks Chris – this is a step-up from the familiar common craft format, and a really good way to explain a learning platform to a non-technical audience.
Ray
Thanks Ray. Trying to do something similar over the summer for Web2.0 but need a bit of inspiration!
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