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This document discusses a small-scale research project where university teachers participated in an online learning environment for a week to experience online learning from a student's perspective. After the experience, the teachers discussed their reflections in a focus group. The main results were that the teachers developed practical skills in using online tools, learned to evaluate the appropriate application of technology to support learning. They also gained an appreciation for managing their online identity and the importance of emotional empathy in online learning. The experience gave them a greater awareness of both the possibilities and limitations of online learning and the need to critically evaluate online learning design and expectations of student engagement.
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- 4. Teaching professionals within universities receive no or very little training in how utilise these technologies effectively
- 5. Direct replication of current practice online
- 7. Placing tutors into unfamiliar concept and environment
- 9. Case study
- 10. PGCERT participants were asked to participate in an online environment for the course of a week
- 11. A focus group (n4) was conducted with the participants a few days after their experience
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- 14. Appropriate application: Questioning the application of technology and how it can support and enhance student learning.
- 16. Evaluation of the projection of self to others
- 18. Expectations of engagement and comfort
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- 23. awareness of the practicalities and difficulties
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