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Professor ''Robin Mason'' | Professor ''Robin Mason'' was until recently professor of educational technology at the UK [[Open University]], a specialist in the design and practice of online teaching and learning. At the time of writing her reports, she was director of the Master’s Programme in Online and Distance Education at the UK Open University. | ||
Her research interests centred on learning objects, the e-learning potential of broadband, and the processes and technologies of student-centred learning. Her most recent book is entitled [[The Connecticon: Learning for the Connected Generation]] and concerns the ways in which the Internet has changed the nature and content of learn-ing. | |||
In 2003 Robin was nominated Australian Scholar of the Year and toured the major universities of the country lecturing on the current state of e-learning. | In 2003 Robin was nominated Australian Scholar of the Year and toured the major universities of the country lecturing on the current state of e-learning. | ||
The Web site on her is at http://iet.open.ac.uk/pp/r.d.mason/. | |||
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Revision as of 20:40, 16 June 2009
Professor Robin Mason was until recently professor of educational technology at the UK Open University, a specialist in the design and practice of online teaching and learning. At the time of writing her reports, she was director of the Master’s Programme in Online and Distance Education at the UK Open University.
Her research interests centred on learning objects, the e-learning potential of broadband, and the processes and technologies of student-centred learning. Her most recent book is entitled The Connecticon: Learning for the Connected Generation and concerns the ways in which the Internet has changed the nature and content of learn-ing.
In 2003 Robin was nominated Australian Scholar of the Year and toured the major universities of the country lecturing on the current state of e-learning.
The Web site on her is at http://iet.open.ac.uk/pp/r.d.mason/.
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