Empowering adult learners through blog: An Australian case study

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Griffith, Michael and Wong, Loong. (2009). Empowering adult learners through blog: An Australian case study. In In T. kidd and J. Keengwe (Ed.). Adult Learning in the Digital Age pp. 13 - 22 Information Science Reference.
AuthorsGriffith, Michael and Wong, Loong
EditorsT. kidd and J. Keengwe
Abstract

New Web 2.0 technologies have been eagerly adopted by educators both for on-line and for face to face teaching. These relatively simple technologies have been found to be extremely effective for supporting teaching, for cultivating student creativity and student interaction with their peers. This chapter explores a specific example of such adoption by an Australian academic both within his home university (Australian Catholic University) and with groups of disadvantaged students seeking alternative paths to university entrance. Within the context of an overview of the emergence of this technology during the last two decades, this chapter explores the successes of this particular adoption, but also identifies problem areas and suggests pathways for the future.

Page range13 - 22
Year2009
Book titleAdult Learning in the Digital Age
PublisherInformation Science Reference
SeriesPrayer and Spirituality in the Early Church
ISBN9781605668284
Research GroupSchool of Arts
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