Distance Education in the Digital Era and Connectivism Theory

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  • Aliabadi, Kh Associated Professor Iran Tehran, Allameh Tabatabai University, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences
  • Khazaei, A (*Corresponding author) Phd student Educational Technology in Allameh Tabatabaei University of Psychology & Educational Sciences Tehran, Iran. Email: [email protected]
Abstract:

Background: With the arrival of the industrial Century, the educational system changed and different forms of education, including distance Education were created. Firstly, distance education based on traditional learning theories, but because that these theories are not able to respond and solve the challenges facing the education system in the modern century connectivism theory was created. The aim of this paper is to examine method of teaching and learning in the digital era and the impact of connectivism theory on it. Materials and Methods: This article, was a Review Paper, A comprehensive searche in databases of SID, Google Scholar, Magiran, Ebsco as well as searches of library books and dissertations, periodicals published from 1395-1384 years (2016-2005) were accomplished. Results: In the connectivism theory, learning plays for networking and communication between networks. Knowledge distribute among individuals and Tools. Therefore, the learning environment, classes and the role of professor change. A lot of functionality cognitive to the network is transferred and modern technologies will be applied. Conclusion: Connectivism theory has an important role in distance education. Therefore, educational institutions, especially distance learning courses should be designed according to this theory. By this act, involves in the production of knowledge, creation of meaning, interacting with other participate. Also various types of media and specialized tools are used for teaching and learning.

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volume 8  issue سال چهارم، شماره دوم، نیمسال دوم تحصیلی- بهار و تابستان

pages  43- 53

publication date 2016-04

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