INTERACTIVE LEARNING MODELLS OF THE E-LEARNING IN THE HIGHER EDUCATION
Journal Title: Problems of Education in the 21st Century - Year 2008, Vol 5, Issue 4
Abstract
The nature of the interactive teaching learning process is approached from various perspectives. First, I will talk about the nature of multimodel interactions in the eLearning teaching learning processes with systematic approach. Second, I would like to present the efficiency of using the Interactive Study System. • Third, the structured, programmed features of on-line educational materials, the visualisation of media elements, the simulation, the possibilities of testing and improving efficiency offers the introduction and application of modern electronic examination methods.
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Lenke Tóthné Parázsó
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