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| − | {{Term|WHITEBOARD|Electronic equivalent of a blackboard on a computer screen that allows multiple, remote users to add text, create drawings or diagrams in a shared electronic workspace that is visible to all participants. Whiteboards are a common feature of [[Distance Learning|distance learning]] course management software systems because it can be used for [[Online Learning|online learning]] the same way a blackboard is used in a traditional classroom. <ref> [http://e-learners.com e-learners.com] (18 March 2008)</ref> See also: [[E-Learning]], [[Open and Distance Learning]]}} | + | {{Term|WHITEBOARD|Electronic equivalent of a blackboard on a computer screen that allows multiple, remote users to add text, create drawings or diagrams in a shared electronic workspace that is visible to all participants. Whiteboards are a common feature of [[Distance Learning|distance learning]] course management software systems because it can be used for [[Online Learning|online learning]] the same way a blackboard is used in a traditional classroom. <ref> [http://e-learners.com e-learners.com] (18 March 2008)</ref> See also: [[E-Learning]], [[Open and Distance Learning (ODL)]]}} |
Latest revision as of 14:55, 29 July 2008
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| Electronic equivalent of a blackboard on a computer screen that allows multiple, remote users to add text, create drawings or diagrams in a shared electronic workspace that is visible to all participants. Whiteboards are a common feature of distance learning course management software systems because it can be used for online learning the same way a blackboard is used in a traditional classroom. [1] See also: E-Learning, Open and Distance Learning (ODL) |
References
- ↑ e-learners.com (18 March 2008)