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Perceptions of ELearning: Within Primary Education in Tasmania with regards to future design, direction and policies,Used
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Flexible Elearning aims to develop students' capabilities as information literate lifelong learners, as well as their knowledge and skills in a variety of subject areas. It uses a rich array of resourcebased learning techniques and projectbased pedagogy to respond flexibly, in a multimedia environment, to the increasingly diverse backgrounds and motivations that learners bring to their study. A wide variety of reports and research indicate that flexible Elearning is now a worldwide phenomenon, with longterm implications for all types of educational institutions. Traditional schoolbased approaches to teaching, on their own, cannot hope to meet such a demand. Alternatives based on digital technologies are essential, not optional. In this new Elearning environment, knowledge becomes a modularised product, giving learners unprecedented control over the content, place, time, and pace of their learning. This research provides insight into some of the issues facing educators within the Tasmanian Education Department.
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