Rethinking Pedagogy for a Digital Age

Helen Beetham is an independent consultant, researcher and author in the field of e-learning, with particular expertise in UK Higher Education. Rhona Sharpe is Head of the Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development at Oxford Brookes University, UK.

Table of Contents


An introduction to rethinking pedagogy by Helen Beetham and Rhona Sharpe
Part One: Principles and practices of designing for learning
Chapter 1 Technology enhanced learning: the role of theory by Terry Mayes and Sara de Freitas
Chapter 2 Designing for active learning in technology-rich contexts by Helen Beetham
Chapter 3 The analysis of complex learning environments by Peter Goodyear and Lucila Carvalho
Chapter 4 The challenge of teachers' design practice by Liz Masterman
Chapter 5 Tools and resources to guide practice by By Gráinne Conole
Chapter 6 Describing ICT-based learning designs that promote quality learning outcomes by Ron Oliver, Barry Harper, Sandra Wills, Shirley Agostinho and John Hedberg
Chapter 7 Learning designs as stimulus and support for teachers' design practices by Shirley Agostinho, Sue Bennett, Lori Lockyer, Jennifer Jones and Barry Harper
Chapter 8 Representing practitioner experiences through learning designs and patterns by Patrick McAndrew and Peter Goodyear
Chapter 9 The influence of open resources on design practice by Chris Pegler
Part Two: Contexts for design
Chapter 10 Designing for learning in course teams by Rhona Sharpe and Martin Oliver
Chapter 11 The art of design by Derek Harding and Bruce Ingraham
Chapter 12 Activity designs for professional learning by Rachel Ellaway
Chapter 13 Designing for practice: A view from social science by Chris Jones
Chapter 14 Student as producer is hacking the university by Joss Winn and Dean Lockwood
Chapter 15 The LAMS community: Building communities of designers by James Dalziel
Chapter 16 Design principles for mobile learning by Agnes Kukulska-Hulme and John Traxler
Chapter 17 Designing for learning in an uncertain future by Helen Beetham