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The today big challenge was the barriers in an eLearning environment and imagine how you can confront in a positive way the posibility of isolation, frustration and academic persistence.
The inclusion of gaming, the social presence and the interaction come in a good moment to the actual metaverse hype or expectation.
... the amount of class time required for simulations, funding, administrative issues and technical issues. This is so true! We need to implement educational gaming center for promote the development and implementations in courses.
Blogging is a complete project based learning, online instructors must ensure students know how to use blogs and understand why they are pertinent to the course learning outcomes.
I think that Microblogs help students and help us to focus their thoughts as they must be brief and to the point due to the 280 character limit.
I think yhat one of the most important tools for student inventory skills is the correcto use of a Portfolio web based tool. The student needt to know how much? what? levels? of skills adoption or experiences.
An important aspect of social media that educators should look at is really what students like. For example, these days students don't necessarily use Facebook. They are on TikTok and private networks.
Really, i think that assesment is so important and be offective is the key.
Immediate feedback is important for students as the just-completed assignment or quiz is fresh in their minds.
Im think and prove through implementation that given opportunities to make application of the course content in real world settings allow more cuantificable skills and outcomes.
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