E-learning competencies for teachers in secondary and higher education

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Abstract

Teaching and learning with ICT requires specific competencies for teachers and lectures. Too much attention was given to the technological aspects. Teachers learned to work with hard- and software. A typical example is the European Computer Driving License (ECDL). A lot of people attend courses on text processing, spreadsheets... but using a Virtual Learning Environment like e.g. Blackboard or Moodle demands more didactical than technical skills. Especially e-learning and blended learning is too demanding to let teachers learn to use these tools only by experimenting. More and more is generally accepted that the e-learning competencies for teachers require a longer course. Which competences and how these can be realized is the main focus of this paper? Besides the theoretical background, two examples will be showed.

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Awouters, V., & Jans, S. (2009). E-learning competencies for teachers in secondary and higher education. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning, 4(2), 58–60. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v4i2.739

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