Quality in E-Learning: Paper on "Emerging Technologies for Learning"

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Paper on "Emerging Technologies for Learning"

London (UK), May 2007 – Becta, the UK government's lead partner in the strategic development and delivery of its eStrategy, is publishing the second volume of its 'Emerging Technologies for Education' paper. This document considers how emerging technologies may impact education in the medium term.
http://www.checkpoint-elearning.com/article/4017.html

uehlers - 31. May, 17:19

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