The document discusses how e-learning has changed the ways people learn. It provides numerous examples of how learning can now take place using technology like online courses, social media, mobile devices, and virtual learning platforms. Specific apps, websites, and tools are mentioned that allow learning through smartphones, tablets, podcasts, videos, and more. The overall message is that e-learning has expanded options for learning anywhere and anytime through technology.

1. How would
you like to
E-Learn?
Sandra Pires – E-Learning Lecturer - WAES

2. Life has changed
around us

3. We no longer
live the way we
used to

4. Ways of learning
have also changed

5. How did
you
learn
in the past

6. How do
you
learn
now

7. Let me
show
you something

8. In the old times…

9. we learned here

10. NOW

11. we learn here

12. and here

13. and here

14. and here

15. and here

16. and here

17. and here

18. or even here

19. In the old times…

20. we learned with

21. and with

22. NOW

23. we still learn
with

24. and with

25. But we also learn
with

26. with

27. with

28. with

29. with

30. with

31. with

32. with

33. with

34. with

35. Where
were you

36. when it…

38. or when
you were…

40. Did you
learn
anything
then

41. You
could
have learned
something

42. You
could
have gone to…

45. What is

46. “
… or virtual learning environment –
It is your course website where you
can share documents and links;
return your homework; find online
tools for communication; collaborate
in forums, blogs, wikis and
”
glossaries; carry out quizzes and
assignments.

47. You
could
have met
your
teacher…

48. online

49. You
could
have …

50. Listened to
podcasts

51. Here
are some
IDEAS

52. How can you
learn with a
SmartBoard?

53. Your teacher
creates engaging
and interactive
class activities

54. How can you
learn with the
internet?

55. BBC Learning

57. British Council

59. Yappr

61. Videopedia

63. YouTube Edu

65. Dyslexia
Study Skills

66. http://www.5min.com/

67. ELLO

69. Hair Be 12

71. How can you
learn with social
network?

74. Share things quickly
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

75. Share reflections
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

76. Share web resources
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

77. Share websites
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

78. Share videos
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

79. Share photos
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

80. Share articles
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

81. Share e-books
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

82. Share humour
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

83. Follow interesting
twitters
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

84. Ask questions
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

85. Seek your teacher’s
support
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

86. Read other students’
experiences
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

87. Take part in
discussions
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

88. Celebrate events
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

89. Assess yourself
by @sandrapires
2 minutes ago from web

92. Join your class
group

93. Share
knowledge

94. Engage in
discussions

95. Look up
resources added
by your teacher

96. Look up
books, videos,
photos, maps…

97. Follow news
feeds

98. Share book
reviews

99. Take part in
polls

100. Participate in a
challenge

101. Send messages

102. Review your
classes

103. Use Facebook
resources for
students…

104. …WeRead,
Flashcards,
Notely…

105. …Studygroups,
Hey Math!
Challenge…

106. …Notecentric,
Class Notes,
HomeworkHelp.

107. How can you
learn with
your mobile
phone?

108. Communicate
through
SMS

109. Access
Twitter,
Facebook,
etc.

110. Create
documentaries
using the
camera

111. Create
your own
podcast with
Gabcast

112. Record
field-trips
using photos,
voice or text

113. Use the
calculator

114. Create a
visual
brainstorm on
Wiffiti.com

115. Comment
on
Voicethread

116. Go to
Moleshare to
get resources

117. How can you
learn with an
iPod?

118. iTunes U

120. Podcasts Audiobooks Films

121. How can you
learn with a Flip?

122. Summarise
a topic
covered in
class

123. Compare
video
images

124. Create
class books,
slideshows,
focus walls…

125. Capture
important
parts of the
lesson

126. Record
role-plays
and analyse
them after

127. Become
a classroom
reporter

128. Use it as a
study guide
for tests

129. Get support/
corrective
feedback

130. How can you
learn with a PSP?

131. Use its
camera to
record a
video diary

132. Play games
to test
your skills

133. Evaluate the
results of
the games

134. Browse
information

135. Instant
message

136. Skype
for voice
calls

137. How can
you learn with a
Nintendo DS?

138. Play games
to improve
literacy or
numeracy
skills

139. Games such as:
PictoChat,
Dictation,
Crosswords,

140. My English Coach,
Word Coach,
Brain Age.

141. Technology gives you a
hand with learning

142. Now… go and be active
learners!

143. You want
to
know
more details

144. Visit E-blahblah.com
for dedicated posts.
More posts and videos
out soon!

145. Image Sources
Flickr
Slide 1 - Kelly Waters
Slide 2 - Shakeelakbar1
Slide 3 - Chrisjohnbeckett
Slide 4 - Laurence.winram
Slide 8 & 19 - Zoom images
Slide 9 - Crackdog
Slide 10 & 22 - n.zeissig
Slide 11 - Eastern Washington University
Slide 12 - Bradjward
Slide 13 - Taxi nerd
Slide 14 - Kenny Maths
Slide 15 - Look_into_my_eyes
Slide 16 - Mrs. Chantalle

146. Image Sources
Flickr
Slide 17 - hribera
Slide 18 - courtneyplatt
Slide 20 - Ohio University Libraries
Slide 21 - melissa.hamende
Slide 23 - halifaxlight
Slide 24 - Swansea photographer
Slide 25 - SIUE
Slide 28 & 71 - icontexto
Slide 29 & 107 - Eduard Titov
Slide 30 & 117 - Sandy MacDonald
Slide 31 - Johnmuk
Slide 32 & 130 - Alan Rappa
Slide 33 / 137 – tracer.ca

147. Image Sources
Flickr
Slide 37 - Burrard-lucaswildlife
Slide 39 - mrs.alibeck
Slide 48 - mirefugio
Slide 50 - Flavio@Basel
Slide 72 & 74/89 - icontexto
Slide 90 & 92/106 - icontexto
Slide 108/116 - Nokia Press Release
Slide 122 & 129 - Flip video camera
Slide 142 – Linkeate