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ACUxHUST: EL101 Introduction to e-Learning

Introduction to e-Learning


ACUxHUST
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Introduction

Learning Goals

The course aims to provide students ability to

◎ Identify and describe the nature, concepts and basic components of e-Learning

◎ Describe the structure and composition of a learning management system, content authouring tool

◎ Identify and describe the structure of an online course

◎ Analyze effective teaching strategies for online courses

◎ Propose design processes for a specific online course

◎ Identify technologies that implement online courses

Course Operation Period

27 September 2021 ~ 23 January 2022

Course Level

Introductory

Prerequisites

Students must have attended the "Introduction to Educational Technology" class prior to joining this course.

Evaluation Standard

Evaluation Standard
Item Title Score(Rate) Implementing Week Method Remarks
Assignment
Discussion
Midterm
Final Exam
Total 100

Summary of Curriculum

Summary of Curriculum
Topics and activities Content name and URL Remarks

Textbook & References

PHP 4 Web Programming, Lee, 2002

Professor Information

Nguyen Thi Huong Giang, Ph.D
School of Engineering Pedagogy
Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST)
She is a major lecturer in the School of Engineering Pedagogy, Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST), No.1 Dai Co Viet Road, Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi, Vietnam. She studied Engineering and Master of Science in Electronics and Telecommunications at HUST and graduated from the Hanoi Education University with a Ph. D in Educational Science. Her research focuses on Educational Technology, especially in eLearning and Emerging Technologies, Digital Transformation in Higher Education Institutions.
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Teaching Assistant Information

Na-Ra Jang
Fusionsoft
Computer Engineer
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How to provide assistance for learners

What does this course cover specifically?

You can learn about various medical engineering fields such as anatomy, physiology, medical mechanical engineering, biomaterial engineering, electronic medical equipment, medical imaging, etc. and problem solving based on actual cases.

Do you have a separate course textbook?

Here are some basic and detailed books on this course: However, based on the weekly lecture data file, the contents of each unit are summarized. (Introduction to Biomedical Engineering, Third Edition, John Enderle (ISBN: 0122386620), Elsevier Academic Press)

  1. Course Number

    EL101

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