For our post this week Arv and I set out to become ‘masters of Tai Chi’ through the digital medium. Similar to the ‘qi ’– (the life energy) that flows in all of us our Google master produced close to… Continue Reading →
An instructional designer should incorporate the learning theory that is specific to the topic, situation, learner needs and outcomes. With this in mind, a one size/one learning theory does not fit every situation. In the example below, it will be… Continue Reading →
It was important for me to find someone who lived within Ontario, ideally close to me (within 100 kilometers) who had contributed to the field of education and technology. I was delighted and honoured to learn about Dr. Ron Owston…. Continue Reading →
Our world of educational design and technology has changed rapidly over the years. Some believed change would happen sooner than later. In his article, Reiser (2001) recalls that in 1913, Thomas Edison suggested books will not be used and the… Continue Reading →
Educational technology, of one type or another, has been used for thousands of years and was built on educational theories such as behaviorism, cognitivism and constructivism. In 2019, educational technology is defined as the use of computer programs, computers and… Continue Reading →
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