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Report 21: Online Discussion in English Studies: A Good Practice Guide to Design, Moderation and Assessment

by admin | Jan 24, 2016 | E-Learning |

Overview This new Good Practice Guide provides a long overdue introduction to the use of one of the most widely available and easy to use elearning tools – the discussion board. The Guide provides a wealth of practical advice about how to start using discussion...

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