What is Learning Technologies

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Technical knowledge and tools that support the acquisition of new knowledge and skills through education. Learn more in: Media Streaming for Technological Innovation in Higher Education

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Any computer device used to support the creation of digital contents or used to support computer mediated instruction. Learn more in: Strategies to Promote Pedagogical Knowledge Interplay with Technology

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Different media, technology-based applications and tools that can be used to facilitate and support learning. Learning technologies also include the 21st century digital practices that would require a specific set of skills and attitudes. Learn more in: VLE Meets VW

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Any kind of technology used to facilitate learning. Learn more in: The Effectiveness of Mobile-Assisted Language Learning (MALL): A Review of the Extant Literature

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Any type of technology that can be used to support learning in several contexts. They can be deployed in face-to-face education, blended approaches or online learning. Learn more in: Higher Education and Web 2.0: Barriers and Best Practices From the Standpoint of Practitioners

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Any computer device used to support the creation of digital contents or used to support computer mediated instruction. Learn more in: Perceptions of Teacher Education Candidates to Digital and Learning Technologies

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Technologies that are used in the process of learning to provide material to learners, to allow learners to interact with it, and/or to host collaborations between learners and between learners and facilitators. Learn more in: Learning Activities Model

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Technologies that are used in the process of learning to provide material to learners, to allow learners to interact with it, and/or to host dialogues between learners and between learners and facilitators. Learn more in: Taxonomies for Technology

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Media, computing, and telecommunications tools used to support the learning process either on or off campus such as audio and video recorders, fax machines, CD-ROMs, video projectors, computers, modems, telephones, audio and video conferencing systems, satellite systems, film, and television. Learn more in: Teaching Style in the Online Classroom

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This term refers to a wide range of information and communication technologies (ICTs) that are employed to support learning, teaching, and pedagogical assessment. Learn more in: What Can College Teachers Learn From Students' Experiential Narratives in Hybrid Courses?: A Text Mining Method of Longitudinal Data