Flexible learning in practice
Published by Sarah Stewart on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 11:04 PMHere is an interview recording I have made where I asked Carolyn McIntosh about her experiences of flexible learning and the development of an undergraduate midwifery degree at Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand.
The key points for me are:
- flexible learning is more than delivering material online;
- students need to be supported as they explore the use of alternative media for their learning;
- faculty need to be committed to flexible learning ideals and methodology.
Carolyn Mc Intosh Talks To Sarah Stewart About Her experiences of flexible learning
View more OpenOffice presentations from Sarah Stewart.
http://www.slideshare.net/sarahs/carolyn-mc-intosh-talks-to-sarah-stewart-about-her-experiences-of-flexible-learning
As a matter of interest, I interviewed Carolyn using Skype, recorded the conversation using Powergramo which then integrated with Audacity to turn the recording into an MP3 file.
Labels: 'How to', flexible learning
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