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ERIC - Education Resources Information Center

Un petit document qui parle de l'enseignement à distance et du choix des médias. Une courte section tente de décrire la relation entre l'apprentissage à distance et l'apprentissage en ligne. Plus ou moins réussi... Une autre section présente rapidement quelques étapes et principes en lien avec le choix des médias.
Le document n'a que sept (7) pages... C'est donc évidemment très partiel. Il y a tout de même certaines références intéressantes. J'ai inséré le résumé plus bas.

Source: Le document provient d'ERIC. Je l'ai découvert sur le site DISTANCE EDUCATOR.

Résumé (selon ERIC):
This digest explores media options as they relate to instructional design for distance education, because the function and design of each medium needs to be understood, if it is to lead to learning. It also describes other types of delivery media used in the history of distance learning before online learning programs: print, radio and telephone, audiotapes, and television. This digest examines how the computer has changed traditional offerings of distance education. The process of selecting appropriate media for learning at a distance and the emerging trend of the hybrid approach to teaching and learning at a distance and discusses common designs of hybrid courses are also described. The digest concludes with special considerations for distance learning: (1) determine your primary delivery approach (online or hybrid); (2) review the course outline to determine where media can be used to facilitate learning; (3) ascertain availability of student access to the media selected; and (4) locate appropriate resources to fit your objectives or plan to create them. Finally, a short list of Web resources on distance learning media is presented. (AEF)