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Title: eLearning A Global Revolution


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  • e-LearningA Global Revolution
  • Adnan Badran
  • MIT LINC Conference, Dubai
  • November 2007  

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What is e- Learning
  • Is generally defined as any form of learning
    that utilizes a network for delivery,
    interaction, or facilitation .

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ONLINE learning is the future schooling for
providing education for all and increasing
potential of ICT to meet different educational
objectives
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  • Online Learning
  • Expands opportunity of education
  • Expands quality of learning.
  • Increases delivery of learning.
  • Improves efficiency of teaching.

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Memory - The Brain
  • Old Days Memory
  • Central Nervous System
  • We used to use the book, managed by a teacher
    store the knowledge in our memory, and retrieve
    them as required. It was an educational system of
    memorization and spoon feeding of information.
  • Todays Memory
  • Digital Nervous System
  • The knowledge is downloaded. The teacher is a
    full-time facilitator to manage information and
    construct knowledge to deliver skills.

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Future of e- Learning
  • Nobody has the exact answer  
  • Graduates will be exposed to new information in
    one year than their grandparents in a lifetime. 
  • Memorizing facts will have lower value, than
    utilizing information for decision-making.

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Future of e- Learning, contd
  • Multi-career.
  • Change of career.
  • Lifelong learning.
  • Just-in-Time (JIT) learning.
  • Career development learning by the corporate
  • Telecommuting learning distance

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Traditional vs. e-Learning
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Potential online-learning Pros
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Potential online-learning Cons
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Potential online-learning Cons Contd
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ICT was the fastest growing technology during the
last decades.Internet has reached 25 or the
world's population, faster than any other
innovation.
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Number of Internet users in the world per
language, 2007
other
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Internet Penetration Top 10 OIC Countries
Source http//www.internetworldstats.com and
Zoubi (2007)
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Internet Penetration Lowest 10 OIC Countries
Source http//www.internetworldstats.com and
Zoubi (2007)
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What might learning look like in the future?
  • Time flexible
  • Geography independent
  • Competitive cost / value
  • Learner-centered
  • Technology embracing
  • Ethnically diverse

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Creativity and innovations
  • Change of schooling from disseminators to
    facilitators of knowledge
  • Learning to structure knowledge from avalanche of
    information
  • Learning to learn, to think, to analyze, and
    solve problems to create the analytical mind
  • To develop the inquisitive mind to discover the
    unknown
  • To integrate ICT in the learning process
  • Self-learning and long-life learning
  • To transfer knowledge into application and
    technology

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ICT-based education
  • brain-intensive, knowledge-driven
  • Renovate educational system blended integrated
    approach
  • Motivate bright students to take up careers in
    technology-enabled education
  • ICT for all
  • Assistantships, fellowships and training
  • North-South and South-South post-doctoral
    programs
  • Brain-gains into brain-bank for building capacity
    and excellence

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Entrepreneurs
  • Stimulate educational environment to create
    entrepreneurs
  • Provide co-op education
  • Access to incubators of creative ideas
  • Graduation projects
  • Provide time and space to nurture entrepreneurial
    trends
  • Provide access to information through networks
  • Access to venture capital

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Organizations that deliver learning, need to
consider
  • Realize what market they serve
  • Be responsive to learner needs
  • Prove their value to learners
  • Listen closely to the needs of business
  • Upgrade the quality of instruction
  • Look for partnerships with other complementary
    organizations
  • Find creative ways to certify learning credentials

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To predict learning for the future
  • The corporate will compete directly with colleges
    and high schools.
  • Partnerships and mergers between learning
    institutions, publishers, technology providers
    will consolidate for the marketplace.
  • Schools and colleges will be taken over or will
    go out of business

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To predict learning for the future Contd
  • Role of instructors will be broken down into
    multiple positions curriculum design, content
    delivery, classroom facilitator, learner support,
    etc. His role as a spoon feeder will vanish.
  • Top instructors will be hired by the private
    sector for all the positions stated above.
  • Fewer students will get the traditional on-campus
    degree, and most will get at least a portion of
    it online and off-campus.
  • A much greater percentage of learning (formal and
    informal) will take place online.

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Why do people learn? Many answers
  • Work?
  • Wealth?
  • Economy?
  • Development?
  • Opportunity?

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Some intellectuals say that most of us make our
living from thin airDo We?
This is exactly what Bill Gates, is doing .
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This is what is happening in the 3rd millennium
generation of wealth is no more farms, lands or
factories, but creativity and ideas
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Jordan InitiativeEducational Reform For
Knowledge Economy Program
  • COMPONENT 1
  • National Strategy and Public
    Relations Campaign
  • Organizational Change
  • Education Decision Support
    System
  • Monitoring and Evaluation
  • Institutional Arrangements
  • COMPONENT 2

  • Curriculum Renewal

  • Teacher Training

  • Student Assessment

  • Resources for Learning

  • COMPONENT 3


  • Renovation of Existing Schools

  • Building of New
    Schools

  • Computer Labs and
    Science Labs

  • Kindergarten
    Classrooms

  • COMPONENT 4


  • KG Curriculum, Licensing and


  • ECE Teacher Training

Appropriateness of the Substance of
Implementation
ACCESS EQUITY QUALITY
Effectiveness of the Process of Implementation
PLANNING COORDINATION LEADERSHIP
Source Ministry of Education - Jordan
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Finally, What can we do?
  • e-learning is a new culture of learning
  • Resistance to e-learning is not because of the
    product, but simply because human nature is
    reluctant to innovate and change.
  • It is expected that bureaucratic ministries of
    education and governments will gradually accredit
    and recognize e-learning or otherwise they become
    obsolete
  • It is us who can implant the technology enabled
    education among our students
  • It is us who can change the rules and implant the
    culture of e-learning

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