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VET goes virtual: Can web conferencing be an effective component of teaching and learning in the vocational education and training sector


Item:2007
Title:VET goes virtual: Can web conferencing be an effective component of teaching and learning in the vocational education and training sector
Authors:Toni-Maree Pettigrew, Susan Todhunter
Publication date: 4 June 2008
Type:Research report
Theme:Teaching and learning > Teaching and learning delivery > Flexible and online delivery
ISBN:978 1 921412 32 5

There have been major advances in online learning in recent years. However, the use of some technologies - such as web conferencing - have not been fully explored in the vocational education and training (VET) sector. This paper reports on a trial of web conferencing that was conducted by the Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE. There was a high level of participation and interaction by both students and teachers during the trial, and most were positive about using web conferencing as a means of communication.


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