Author(s):	Daniel Harrington
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http://ictev.vic.edu.au/proposal/6751/teaching-and-learning-online-what-does-it-really-look
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Description:	There has been a lot of discussion about the future of education focusing on working online. During 2012 Daniel Harrington was a student participant in a wholely online 11 week unit for pre-service teachers titled “Teaching With New Technologies”. This unit utilised a range of spaces and tools including Edmodo, edublogs and Wikispaces amongst others to explore how they and other learning technologies might be used in teaching. In this presentation one of the students, Daniel and his tutor John Pearce will share there experiences and perspectives on what it’s like to participate in education online, warts and all. markdown
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