Electronic Portfolio in Distributive Learning Environment

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•both instructors and audiences have difficult time to catch up with the format and to concentrate on the content

Electronic Portfolio in Distributive Learning Environment

Electronic Portfolio in Distributive Learning Environment

•the question is not how to DELIVER, but how to ORGANIZE the delivery•e-portfolio can be delivered vie an Internet connection and mirrored on a CD•which of these two forms of delivery to choose, is decided upon targeted audience and material to be delivered

•if the audience has the means (Internet access) and needs a round-the-clock access to the material, delivery of material via Internet is appropriate•if the learning materials consist of bulky video files, samples can be delivered over the Internet, and the high quality content can be send to the user via CD

Electronic Portfolio in Distributive Learning Environment

Electronic Portfolio in Distributive Learning Environment

The MTV generation of learners demands

increasing visual content. Internet is about to be

replaced by Internet II, and CDs by DVDs. The MTV generation, however, will

be replaced by the Nintendo generation,

which in addition to visual content, demands

interactivity, 3D and VR.

Electronic Portfolio in Distributive Learning Environment

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