Trainees who learn most effectively by themselves, without supervision or support, simply explore the learning environment. learning mode see learning style.
Software designed as an all-in-one solution that can facilitate online learning for an organization. It includes the functions of a learning management system for those courses within the learning environment, but it may not be able to track online courses that were not created within this particular learning environment. Most learning environments include an authoring capability for creation of additional courses for the instructor.
The complete makeup of the parts of the home or center and outdoors used for caring for children. The learning environment includes the space and how it is arranged and furnished, routines, materials and equipment, planned and unplanned activities, and the people who are present.
Refers to the lesson context. 'Environment' encompasses physical and social dimensions. By using particular teaching styles, or using different grouping arrangements, teachers can affect the learning environment.
the place in which people will take the online learning program. Examples include the workplace, homes, and learning centers (a special environment for taking courses).
In PeopleSoft Enterprise Learning Management, identifies a set of categories and catalog items that can be made available to learner groups. Also defines the default values that are assigned to the learning activities and programs that are created within a particular learning environment. Learning environments provide a way to partition the catalog so that learners see only those items that are relevant to them.
a collection of online resources (web-pages, lecture notes, CAL applications, audio, video clips) along with course management structure, communication tools and assessment features
a growing environment, and education and training underpin improved quality of care and life for residents, staff morale and loyalty to the organisation as a whole
an electronic environment in which students are provided resources from which to learn
an environment where students are motivated and encouraged to learn in a structured setting, and a variety of teaching techniques are used
Learning Environment” is a catch-all phase for the combination of content and technology with which a learner interacts. Thus a course written in a course management system is a learning component, but a deployment of the course in a course management system at a particular institution (with a particular enrollment policy, help center, library reserve system etc.) used by learners is a learning environment. See: Granularity, Interoperability and Layers Matrix for more info on the relationship with reusability.
(voir Environnement éducatif) Environment that instigates the education of involved learners involved in it.
According to Wilson, a learning environment is a place where learners may work together and support each other as they use a variety of tools and information resources in their pursuit of learning goals and problem-solving activities (1995). This definition of learning environments is informed by constructivist theories of learning.