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E-Learning BibliographyDeb Haney (dhaney@indiana.edu) and Curt Bonk (cjbonk@indiana.edu)* indicates top sellers in this category in Amazon.com sales in 2000. ** indicates highly recommended for online evaluation. 1. Abbey B. (Ed.), Instructional and cognitive impacts of Web-based education. Addresses national and international issues of Web-based instruction and learning, offers suggestions and guidelines for Web site design using cognitive and instructional psychology; heavy instructional design emphasis in higher education settings. *2. Beer, V. (2000). The Web Learning Fieldbook: Using the World Wide Web to Build Workplace Learning Environments. Jossey-Bass. Includes basic and advanced templates and tools that the reader can use to create learning-based web sites. Many good "common sense" suggestions. The treatment of the topic is broad but not very deep. 3. Bonk, C. J., & King, K. S. (Eds.), (1998). Electronic collaborators: Learner-centered technologies for literacy, apprenticeship, and discourse. Written to summarize the research on collaborative learning tools. 4. Driscoll, M., & Alexander, L. (1998) Web-Based Training : Using Technology to Design Adult Learning Experiences. Jossey-Bass Publishers. This book is written for instructional designers, training managers, and human resource managers. The CD-ROM contains five different resources: worksheets, templates, job-aids, and links to the WWW. 5. Draves, W. A. (2000). Teaching online. Adult learning expert writes about how lifelong leaning on the Web will change education, how adults learning; also addresses planning, developing, and teaching online courses. *6. Ellis, A. , et al. (1999). Managing Web-Based Training. ASTD Provides practical tips and tools designed for quick implementation, real life examples of managing Web-based training, and advice on staffing and hiring a Web-based training staff. *7. Hall, B. (1997). Web-Based Training Cookbook. Wiley. The single most popular book on e-learning. The CD-ROM includes full code for the best examples of each type of training Web pages shown in the book, which can be customized for creating training sites. 8. Donald Hanna & Associates (2000). Higher Education in the Era of Digital Competition.
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