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  Introduction
  Resources
  Assessment
  Part A - an overview
    What is online learning?
    Activity 1.1
    What is online support?
    Learning in the 21st century - Thoughts and predictions
    Activity 1.2
  Part B - Methods of assessing online learning tools and techniques
    Tools and techniques to support online learning
    Categorising online support tools and techniques
    Choosing and assessing online support tools and techniques
    Activity 1.3
    Assignment 1
  Part C - The differences in approach and practice of supporting learners online
    Comparing online learning to other methods
    Comparison of online learning and conventional classroom-based learning
    Activity 1.4
    Comparison of online learning and distance learning
    Activity 1.5
    Characteristics of a good online learner
    Activity 1.6
    The impact of online learning on the role of the tutor/facilitator
    Activity 1.7
  Part D - The strengths and weaknesses of online learning
    What are the strengths of online learning?
    What are the weaknesses of online learning?
    Activity 1.8
  Part E - Strategies for integrating online support techniques into a learning programme
    Activity 1.9
  Part F - Strategies for evaluating the learner experience in an online environment
    Introducing evaluation
    Evaluating the learner experience
    Evaluation tools
    Activity 1.10
    Summary
   

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Resources


Before starting this section, you should complete the introductory tasks in the Introductory Guide to ensure that all your online facilities are working properly.

Remember - you will be required to use the online tools for this course. If you encounter any problems, please report them to your training provider or facilitator immediately.

There are a variety of tools and resources available to you to assist you with your learning. The tools you need will vary, depending on your own situation. It may well be that you are unfamiliar with some of them. If so, you might like to take a look at some of the web sites linked to from the Introductory Guide's resources page.

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