Distance Teaching on Bornholm

Finn J. S. Hansen, Christian Clausen

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    Abstract

    The case study represents an example of a top-down introduction of distance teaching as part of Danish trials with the introduction of multimedia in education. The study is concerned with the background, aim and context of the trial as well as the role and working of the technology and the organisational set-up. It is debated which kind of social learning that has taken place. The innovation process was based on the implementation of an inflexible video-conference system without any proactive considerations of organisational change or pedagocical development. User appropriation of the technology was confined to technical problem solving pursued by teachers, students and a limited technical staff. The outcome was a prolonged and troublesome learning and implementation process.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationSocial Learning Technologies : The Introduction of Multimedia in Education
    EditorsMarc van Lieshaut, Tineke Egyedi, Wiebe Bijker
    Number of pages327
    VolumePart 1
    Place of PublicationAldershot
    PublisherAshgate
    Publication date2001
    Pages134-158
    ISBN (Print)9780754614098
    Publication statusPublished - 2001

    Keywords

    • Social learning
    • Learning technologies

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