Learning environments
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| Learning and Teaching in Practice | |
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| Module 6: Critique learning design | |
| Learning environments | Introduction | Face to face | Online and distance | Blended learning | Summary |
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In this topic we will look at a range of learning environments, including:
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A learning environment is the overall context within which learning takes place. It may include any mix of:
- face-to-face learning
- online learning
- various types of learning activities
- learning resources such as readings or interactive materials in print or online
- assessment approaches
- any other components used to 'deliver' or support learning.
In the photo of the lecture shown here, the learning environment needs to be seen as a whole, including:
- Physical environment - the venue.
- Hardware and software used for the presentation - computer, screen, projector, PowerPoint, etc.
- Other learning resources - e.g., handouts.
- Teaching approaches used - i.e., the lecture and presentation.
- Learning activity - listening, viewing and taking notes.
