eLearning Trends 2006?
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eLearning will become the most used interactive training in 2006, due to its cost-effective method of presentation. The current trends in eLearning are fast, effective communication of skills, ideas and use of web-based training. Trends include soft skills, technical skills and and people skills transmitted via web-based training. Does this answer the statement?  ;-)\nCheers
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Hopefully you'll find something in there it's over 55,000 teacher reviews on lessons plans and planning.Best Wishes.  \nhttp://www.lessonplanet.com/login.html?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lessonplanet.com%2F%3Fgclid%3DCMb7rbeRlYQCFSkMGgodz2ATpQ
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Symbiosis Center For Distance Learning\n\ntry link:\nhttp://www.scdl.net/scdlheader.htm
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It is on 5.6.2006.\n\nAll the best for your result.
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Goodness...there's lots out there!  It would help if you were more specific about what you wanted to accomplish with the technology.\n\nFor learning supports at home (if you are a parent), I would recommend Leapfrog and similar products.
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Yup.  It's new this year.  There isnt an example test available just yet.  [my wife is a special ed asst in 3rd grade NYstate]
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Dear ,\n\nto days education system is linear to compare traditional education system.Today we all r having good communication we ponce in a palm.\n\nImpotent points to improve Edi system\n\n1.live the hi storey studding.\n2.look for word to global events.\n3.compare when u r going to learn how much it is help in u r life.\n4.don't dis guest the system.\n5.chge u r fave subjects.
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"Replace" is a strong word.  I can see them becoming more readily accepted, and probably will become the dominant mechanism for some types of education, but I really think they will ultimately have more impact on K-12 than on universities, and they will never have any real impact on graduate school (beyond some isolated degree programs like the MBA).  The university may be able to farm out a lot of the required coursework...the same types that we used to try to CLEP out of years ago, but I can't see the majority of coursework becoming online only.  Still, the volume of classes that CAN become online will have a great effect on the way we do higher education.
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All 2005?\n\nAnswer.com\nWikipedia\nMy Web\nYahoo! Answers\nFirefox
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oh....Using technology based projects and things in my classroom have changed my style completely.  First of all, I use a lot of powerpoint when I lecture and using this means I can show movie clips, cartoons, pictures...anything that relates well with my subject area.  (I teach history) We also do a lot more research, so my students are learning to become careful, thorough researchers.  I use the internet to provide interactive study guides, online quizzes, etc. for them at home.  On review days, we have a huge Jeopardy game that comes up on the digital projector - they get so excited that they end up jumping around and studying for the REVIEW a week in advance.  I have a website that allows my students access to lessons, projects, deadlines, etc, making them more responsible and goal oriented.  AND my school has a great program that catches plagarism on papers, so although I hate that I have, I've caught students cheating and hopefully caught them early enough for them to realize the need for honesty and hard work.\n\nI like hands on learning and I find that computers and technology allow them the opportunities to express themselves and learn in a more...relaxed, enjoyable setting.  I've found in the last little while that students are doing better in class as they get more involved in technology=based learning.\n\nChallenges...sometimes it's hard to intergrate things.  Sometimes my students have to suck it up and learn by lecture.  I think it overstimulates sometimes, so I try for a good balance.  um.  Resources is a big challenge.  Digital projectors are EXPENSIVE.  \n\nCan't really think of many challenges - I'm blessed with a very well equipped, technology friendly school.
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Interesting that this is an essay question for a few scholarships I know of....but actually distance education is expanding faster now than ever before. It has also moved more to using the web and WebCT courses. For more information look up the Rural Alaska Television Network (RatNET). They are the first in the country to provide distance education to such a HUGE area and number of people. They have been quite successful and are now called AlaskaOne, a PBS network.
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You can:\n1. Learn at your desired pace - slow or fast\n2. Get information about the subject that is updated more frequently\n3. Participate in discussions and interation with participants belonging to wider range of area, culture and age group.\n\nAlso,\n\n4. Interactive/streaming video tutorials may be played back saveral times and their retention is far greater.\n5. You have sufficient time and opportunity to look for other related material on the Internet and elsewhere.\n6. Variety of course combinations may be made.\n7. You (may) become more disciplined and organized.
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Study the 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 ones and they should prepare you for the 2006 one :-)
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yes there is one! it's called free ed.net.
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http://www.60wwii.mil/Presentation/Common/genCon.cfm?contentTypes=Educational%20Tools|History\n\nI hope this can help !
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elanguages.com, is pretty good to get you started.  Iast time I checked it was free.
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Anything to do with Networking, Security, CISSP.\n\nMCSE is not as hot as before... too many paper MCSE..maybe after Vista is out...