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what does learning mean to you?

August11

Another semester is underway and firstly we have to clarify our views on learning. More often than not we come up with complex paradigms and explanations of the world. I came across this simple proverb which for me just about sums up the learning and teaching dynamic and something to keep in mind when designing  e-learning environments.

Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I’ll understand.” Chinese proverb

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I also love the above pic which I am sure is happening in many classrooms around the world -the combination of technologies – the old and the new.  If you asks the students here – which is the most engaging? I wonder what they would say….they do seem pretty immersed in what they are doing.

So how do we incorprate sound pedagogy into e-learning design to develop engaging and authentic learning experiences and outcomes…..don’t have the answers yet but I am sure to find out during the semester. 

Happy for anyone to comment and provide a few pearls of wisdom to inspire me for the semester…..

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Debra Murphy-Bell has spent twenty years in the tourism industry in various marketing and managment roles. Debra has a degree in Tourism Management from the University of Technology Sydney, a Cert IV in Workplace Training and Assessment and is currently an accredited Aussie Host Trainer. Debra began her career and love affair with the tourism industry on the ski slopes with her first job in Marketing with Alpine Tours. Debra’s background includes specialising in regional tourism marketing including positions held as Manager - Gold Coast Tourism, Regional Manager - Tourism New South Wales, Manager - Ballina Visitor Centre and has proactively been involved in a diverse range of  regional tourism organisations overseeing destination marketing campaigns. Debra has also been an owner operator of retail fashion businesses and more recently her love of snowboarding took her to Japan where she spent two years managing a retail ski shop and an inbound tour operation in Niseko, Hokkaido.

Debra is currently studying part time her Masters in Adult Education at UTS which is combining her interest in tourism, the use of online technology and adult education. This blog aims to be a mash-up of those three interests.