I dont really know how accepted these technologies are yet, but in the case 
that anyone would wish to consider what Web 2.0 means for e-learning and/or 
real distance education.  If you do, then it you may also value an opportujnity 
to reflect while at the same time learning online.  This is what is offered by the 
long established University of London ONLINE EDUCATION & TRAINING course.

It deals with general issues of teaching online including social networking, 
podcasting knowledge management, personal publishing, video-conferencing,  
SecondLife, and more.  There are regular practical tasks shared collaboratively 
with others with a choice of optional topics. Assessment is by a practice 
oriented essay or project.

The next start is 26th April 2010.  We suggest you register as soon as possible.

The course carries 30 UK H level credits towards either a masters or a diploma 
and can be taken by 10 weeks distance study online.  There is also a 15 credit 
5 week M level option.

The fee is  £688 which can be paid by bank transfer, credit card or 
instalments. A cheaper auditor registration is also available if you do not need 
the credits.

More information about the course is at 
https://sites.google.com/a/lkl.ac.uk/oet/
 
Enquiries to
Anita Pincas, Senior Lecturer, Institute of Education University of London
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