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What is E-Moderator

Encyclopedia of Information Technology Curriculum Integration
Someone who maintains an online learning environment for the benefit of participators. The e-moderator should be familiar with the capabilities of the learning environment, and may have additional privileges to participants, for example, the loading of learning material and learning objects and the creation and moderation of forums (i.e., deleting inappropriate postings and the enrolling/unenrolling of students).
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Towards a Dimensional Model of the Stages of Online Learning
Sharon Cox (Birmingham City University, UK) and Andy Hollyhead (Birmingham City University, UK)
Copyright: © 2008 |Pages: 9
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59904-881-9.ch142
Abstract
As technology becomes increasingly pervasive, its role in shaping the context of learning continues to evolve. This requires lecturers to reconsider their pedagogic strategies to effectively integrate the use of technology into learning (Fisher & Baird, 2005). Research into defining student approaches to learning has led to a range of learning models being proposed and widely adopted. Such models have been largely developed in isolation from advances in the use of information communication technology (ICT) in education (Sadler-Smith & Smith, 2004). The use of ICT challenges established learning models, in the same way that businesses have had to adapt to the changing needs and demands of the e-consumer. This article seeks to explore the challenges that ICT poses to learning models and considers future trends in defining the stages of online learning.
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Communities of Practice in Public Administration: The Case of Catalonia’s Government
A person who, within each community of practice and their virtual collaboration environment, is responsible for motivating and supervising interventions made by its members, as well as organising knowledge resulting from these discussions. The professional profile of the e-moderator has to comply with a series f characteristics, among which the following are the most important: an individual that represents the community and has leadership qualities, participates in the institutional project, is respected and has influence in the community, possesses good communication abilities, is familiar with work in technical environments, and who is committed to advancing knowledge in his professional area.
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E-Tutor
The term is used to refer to a tutor who stimulates and guides the interactions between a group of students engaged in sharing knowledge and comparing points of views in a virtual learning environment.
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