by Chryssa Themelis and Julie-Ann Sime In antiquity, many Greek philosophers such as Pythagoras, Aristotle, Plato and Socrates were trying to understand visual objects and their role in society and their impact on an ‘informed’ mind (Benoît, 2015). Visuals can convey messages, share emotions and provide cognitive guidance in diverse ways. The artist is able to understand […]
Massive Open Online Courses and M-Learning By Aysun GÜNEŞ- Anadolu University Abdullah SAYKILI- Afyon Kocatepe University Claudia RODAS- Northern Arizona University Information is Everywhere Since 2008, MOOCs have been at the forefront of innovation in education and have inspired much discussion and controversy about the nature of “learning”. Many academics […]
Learning Design – What’s in there for me? You may wonder. You may have used technology in the classroom and done so to good effect. You may already be part of vibrant personal learning networks and you can count on being inspired by your colleagues from all over the world. You keep to date with […]
