Is e-Learning for me? Experiences of an Intern Program in a Centre for Educational Technology
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijac.v7i3.4043Keywords:
e-learning, internships, net-generation, South Africa.Abstract
Much focus has been given to the Net Generation and how they learn and interact with the world. In our Centre we faced the interesting challenge of working with Net Generation graduates, and inducting them into the world of work in the emerging field of educational technology. This paper reports on a three year intern program and describes experiences and challenges of learning about e-learning
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