Teaching and technology: the traits and attitudes of highly rated lecturers

Westhuizen, D van der; Murdoch, Nicolene; Bruin, GP de

doi:10.4314/sajhe.v18i2.25473

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“…Technology has long been seen as vitally important for the sustained existence and longevity of HEIs. 16 However, academics' willingness to use technology in the teaching and learning environment seems to have been a barrier towards online and blended learning. This changed, literally overnight, with the outbreak of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and associated lockdowns in 2020.…”

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Technology and collaboration as strategic drivers shaping higher education

Rossouw

Goldman

2023

The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa

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Technology and collaboration as strategic drivers shaping higher education

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Goldman

2023

The Journal for Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa

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“…A considerable volume of scenario-based education relies on the educator, who can use scene-setting and their own expertise to enhance debate and guide learners into thinking more about the problem they are trying to solve. For these types of scenario, an initial scene setting and set of guidance notes for the facilitator might be sufficient [13].…”

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Developing a Framework for Automated Scenario-Based e-Learning Design

MacKinnon¹,

Bacon²,

Klosowski³

2018

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Abstract-Scenario-based e-learning can be used to enable students to develop expertise, in situations that are rare or infrequent, too hazardous for the inexperienced, too expensive to permit practice and failure, or simply not available. Developing automated courses requires significant technical ability, separate from the subject expertise of the educator. This paper introduces a framework developed to simplify this process, along with a scenario authoring and cloud-based training environment, Pandora + Keywords -scenario-based e-learning; accelerated expertise; scenario authoring; cloud-based training; authoring and development framework.

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