I just learned about a new 3-week online seminar that just began at SCoPE: Re-Thinking E-Learning Research. I purchased this text after reading about it earlier in the year, and this is a great opportunity to begin reading it, especially given that my doctoral studies are in E-Research and Technology Enhanced Learning. As I take such a broad view of what elearning and e-research are, this session may be just the thing I am looking for.
I am really interested in the 3 topics that will be covered and discussed:
- Introduction to e-learning research: What is it? Where are we?
- Narrative: What is the case for narrative methods in e-learning research?
- Critical Theory: How can methodologies associated with critical theory contribute to the field of e-learning research?
Perhaps I will see some of my colleagues online during this event, and we can experience how all this works within an online community of practice as well!
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