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Post-16 e-learning content production: a synthesis of the literature
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Post-16 e-learning content production: a synthesis of the literature

S. de Freitas
British Journal of Educational Technology, Vol.38(2), pp.349-364
2007
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This paper provides a metareview of how e-learning content is currently being produced and embedded in the learning practice in further education, work-based learning and community learning contexts. Based upon this metareview, the paper has identified four categories of content production used: (1) learner-authored content, (2) practitioner-authored content, (3) commercial- and public sector-commissioned content and (4) combinations of these categories. The metareview also identifies several well-used, practitioner-based and institutional models for embedding e-learning content into practice, exploring some of the implications of this upon practitioners.

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4 Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Computer Science
4.101 Security, Encryption & Encoding
4.101.639 Digital Watermarking
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Education & Educational Research
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Social Sciences, general
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