Employing the new educational technologists: A call for evidenced change
Shurville, Simon; Browne, Tom; Whitaker, Marian
Date: 1 December 2008
Conference paper
Publisher
ASCILITE
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Abstract
Flexible technology-enhanced learning environments, both educationally and institutionally are key enablers for delivering efficient mass higher education. Educational technologists make significant contributions to the development and organisational embedding of such environments. Their emerging role is complex as it requires current ...
Flexible technology-enhanced learning environments, both educationally and institutionally are key enablers for delivering efficient mass higher education. Educational technologists make significant contributions to the development and organisational embedding of such environments. Their emerging role is complex as it requires current knowledge and skills in learning and teaching, management and information technology. Given the strategic
importance of the contributions that educational technologists now make to their
institutions, we propose an international program of empirical research to analyse current issues and future trajectories relating to their aspirations, careers, management and organisational locations.
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