A Dozen Recommendations for Placing the Student at the Center of Web-Based Learning
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Curtis J. Bonk, Jack A. Cummings
Educational Media International Volume 35, Number 2, ISSN 0952-3987
Abstract
Twelve learner-centered recommendations for Web-based instruction are discussed, relating to safe learning communities; student engagement; students' choice; facilitating learning; public and private feedback; apprenticing student learning; recursive assignments; electronic writing and reflection activities; student Web link suggestions; clear expectations and prompt task structuring; student evaluation; and personalizing learning as technology advances. (AEF)
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Bonk, C.J. & Cummings, J.A. (1998). A Dozen Recommendations for Placing the Student at the Center of Web-Based Learning. Educational Media International, 35(2), 82-89. Retrieved March 28, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/85636/.
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