Institute For Educational Cybernetics China.Ppt (About Iec)
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The document summarizes the work of the Institute for Educational Cybernetics including developing innovative pedagogy using inter-disciplinary inquiry-based learning. It discusses their role in TEN Competence, a large European research project involving 14 partners, where they focus on tools for learning design. It provides contact information and links to resources on open educational resources.
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- 1. Institute for Educational Cybernetics Professor Oleg Liber Beijing Normal University 2009
Editor's Notes
- JISC CETIS Presentation, JLT meeting 18 September 2007