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French Research into the Didactics and Technology of Physical Activities and Sports: An Expanding New Field.

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David, Bernard; Bouthier, Daniel; Marsenach, Jackie; Durey, Alain – Instructional Science, 1999

Discusses French research on the didactics of physical activities/sports. The originality of this research lies in its using a range of approaches, from descriptive and comprehensive to quasiexperimental, and in being firmly anchored in the particularity of the activities investigated. Its aim is to build knowledge that is useful didactically and…

Descriptors: Educational Practices, Educational Research, Foreign Countries, Instructional Development

Teaching Using the Web: Conceptions and Approaches from a Phenomenographic Perspective.

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Roberts, Gillian – Instructional Science, 2003

Research undertaken in 2000-2001 in one Scottish university shows that most current university teachers' conceptions of and approaches to using the Web for learning and teaching are far removed from the concept of networked learning. If approaches to using the Web are to move closer to definitions of networked learning, teachers' conceptions need…

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Uses in Education, Constructivism (Learning), Distance Education