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E09 Hybrid 2009 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference ATTEND IN DENVER Program: Face-to-Face Registration Hotel & Travel PARTICIPATE ONLINE Program: Online Event Registration Technical Requirements Participant Information: Online Event Frequently Asked Questions SPEAKER/CORPORATE INFO Sponsor & Exhibitor Participation Speaker Information CONFERENCE COMMUNITY Networking & Social Media Program Committee Volunteer		E-Learning Implementation Alternatives: Lessons from 12 Years of Webfuse Session Type: Emerging Technologies Friday Nov 6th, 2009 8:10 AM - 9:00 AM Korbel Ballroom 4C/D 287 reads The practice of e-learning in universities is hampered by a number of unquestioned perspectives that limit outcomes. This presentation will describe a framework for understanding the full diversity of alternate perspectives and examine one successful set of perspectives arising out of more than a dozen years of designing, supporting, and competing with the Webfuse system. Speakers Resources Speakers David Jones Senior Lecturer and E-Learning and Innovation Specialist Central Queensland University Resources Link:Extended abstract and eventually pointers to a range of related resources and a place to add comments File:Presentation slides Link:ustream video of presentation that includes a slightly modified version of EDCAUSE presentation given at CQU E-Learning \| EDUCAUSE09 \| Global View 287 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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