Designing An E Course
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The document discusses designing effective online teaching at KATHO University College in Belgium. It provides an overview of KATHO's programs and locations. It then discusses the E-BOX, a first aid kit for distance education developed by KATHO's expertise center. The E-BOX is a step-by-step approach that helps determine learning outcomes, education vision, methodology choice, and concrete approach using various e-tools. It also discusses the need to reflect on characteristics of effective online pedagogy such as creating a learner-centered environment and using interactive methodologies.
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