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Hong Kong’s “3+3+4” Curriculum: opportunities for e-learning?

Centre for Holistic Teaching and Learning (May 29, 2013)

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CONFERENCE / SYMPOSIUM :	Learning Outcomes : Impact on Next Generation Learners The Learning Curve and Avalanche Research Integrative Paths in the Social Construction of Understanding Evidence Collection to Support Students’ Achievement of Learning ... Extreme Learning Process (XLP) : Organizing Collaborative-Learning ... Mobile Outcomes : Improving Language and Literacy across Asia Moodle Magic : Unleashing Moodle’s Potential How to Design Massive Qualified Digital Contents Both for Online and ... Teaching as a Design Science : Designing and Assessing the Effectiveness ... Hong Kong’s “3+3+4” Curriculum: opportunities for e-learning?
MAJOR SPEAKER :	Armour, Richard
LENGTH :	49 min.
ACCESS :	Open to all
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