E-učenje v okolju spleta 2.0
The development of IT significantly affects traditional teaching and learning and it slowly changes them into e-teaching and e-learning. Such a development requires from all participants in educational systems to follow the IT development and build their own information literacy in the Web 2.0 environment. The latter has become a social and participative environment and the user is the focal point of events. Access to the Internet has stopped being a privilege – it has become a common thing, a must. The simplicity of Web 2.0 and its tools, which enable users to collect, provide and create content, will make the future so much more colourful. Technological and social changes, in particular, will enhance mobility, flexibility and unlimited space.
Keywords
Blackboard | e-learning | ICT | information literacy | informational communicational tehnology | Moodle | social internet systems | virtual learning environment | VLE | Web 2.0
- Year: 2010
- Volume (number): 15 (1-2)
- Published: 30. 6. 2010
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