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ERIC Number: EJ1158425
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2015
Pages: 7
Abstractor: As Provided
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ISSN: ISSN-1925-0746
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E-Learning for Elementary Students: The Web 2.0 Tool Google Drive as Teaching and Learning Practice
Apergi, Angeliki; Anagnostopoulou, Angeliki; Athanasiou, Alexandra
World Journal of Education, v5 n3 p1-7 2015
It is a well-known fact that during recent years, the new economic and technological environment, which has emerged from the dynamic impacts of globalization, has given rise to the increased development of information and communication technologies that have immensely influenced education and training all over Europe. Within this framework, there is an ever growing need for educators worldwide to effectively prepare their students for the associated technological and social challenges; something that in reality will constitute the springboard towards achieving future employment and social welfare. It thus becomes evident that technology in the new pedagogies is pervasive and is used as a means for discovering and implementing the deeper learning goals, namely those relating to the creation of new knowledge in the world. In relation to the above, the present study focuses on the impact of the New Pedagogies as perceived through the 21st century skills prism which are highly relevant to students' future academic progress so as for them to achieve, on a long-term basis, personal and professional excellence. Specifically, in the context of creating new knowledge by using the power of digital tools, a case study which explores the exploitation of the web 2.0 Google Drive tool in 6th graders' classes (elementary school) within Project-based learning (PBL) framework is examined. The research is expected to prove that the involved German educator is going to assist her students via a promising PBL activity so as for them to realize the value of ICT in the learning process.
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research
Education Level: Elementary Education
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: Greece
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