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Educational Psychology and the Internet

English · Paperback / Softback

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Informationen zum Autor Michael Glassman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Studies at the Ohio State University. He has published widely on Internet-related issues in education. Klappentext The first comprehensive and accessible textbook to explore the history, research, issues and applications of Internet-infused education. Zusammenfassung The first comprehensive textbook to study the history! research! issues! and applications of Internet-infused education. It outlines research topics such as motivation! user agency! and sociability! and explores applications ranging from the individual-oriented to the generalized! including MOOCs! open educational resources! and augmented reality. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. The Internet: it was always about education; 2. Visions of intelligence in an interconnected world; 3. Concepts of educational psychology applied to the Internet; 4. Developing agency on the Internet; 5. Online social engagement; 6. The relationship between space and place in Internet-infused education; 7. Open educational resources: how open is open?; 8. Tools for a blended classroom; 9. MOOCs, scalability, and other dangerous things; 10. Open source educative processes.

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