Digital tools to increase academic success for the adult learner저자: Tom Necaise
1. Types of Digital Tools and Finding What Tools Work Best for You
1.1. Digital Media (Computers/iPads/Mobile Devices)
1.2. Apps (Google Apps for Work/Education)
1.3. Software (Microsoft Office)
1.4. Internet
2. Reasearching, Implementing, and Utilizing Digital Tools for Successful Learning
2.1. Online Support Tools and Documents
2.2. Why the Need for "Keeping up with The Times"
2.3. Work at Own Pace
2.4. Portability with Remote Access Almost Everywhere
2.5. Information and Support Readily Available from Anywhere
3. Attracting and Supporting the Adult Learner
3.1. Reconizing Why Adults Seek Higher Education
3.2. Online Education vs College Campus
3.3. Flexibility with Work and Home Life
4. Conclusion
4.1. Best ways to Attract and Support Adult Learner
4.2. How to Recconize and Utilize Best Digital Tools
4.3. Why we need Continued Learning as Adults
5. Resources
5.1. http://gettingsmart.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Digital-Learning-Deeper-Learning-Full-White-Paper.pdf - Compass Learning, Curriculum Associates, Digital Learning Now!, Florida Virtual School, MIND Research Institute and Pearson are advocacy partners of Getting Smart. Bloomboard, Edmodo and Mangahigh, SchoolTube, ShowMe and Udemy are portfolio companies of Learn Capital, where Tom Vander Ark is a partner.
5.2. Adult Learning in the Digital Age : Perspectives on Online Technologies and Outcomes - Authors: Keengwe, Jared Kidd, Terry T.
5.3. Adults Learning (5th Edition) by Rogers, Jenny
5.4. http://digilifelearn.com THE ACADEMIC JOURNAL OF THE JOHN P. BURKE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC SERVICE @ POST UNIVERSITY. COPYRIGHT 2012-2015 POST UNIVERSITY, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
