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1 Glossary of eLearning Terms (drafty)

1 Glossary of eLearning Terms (drafty) [use short codes?: https://guide.pressbooks.com/chapter/use-shortcodes/#chapter-1984-section-9] - Academic Honesty - Accessibility - Accessibility Checker - Alignment - Ally - Alternative Text (Alt Text) - Andragogy - Assessment - Asynchronous - Attendance - Attribution - Badging - Big Blue Button - Blended Learning - Bloom’s Taxonomies - Canvas - Caption Hub - Captions - Case Studies - Chunking - Class Recordings Decisions Tree - Cloud - Copyright - Correspondence Course - Course Map - Course Quality - Creative Commons - Descriptive Hyperlinks - Digital Literacy - Discussion Board - Distance Learning - Document Camera - eLearning - Engagement - Face-to-Face - Feedback - FERPA - Flipped Classroom - Folksonomy - Gamification - Headings - Headset - Hybrid Learning - HyFlex - Instructional Design - Instructional Technology - Intellectual Property - Interaction - Intranet - Learner-centered Teaching - Learning Community - Learning Management System (LMS) - Learning Object - Learning Objective - Learning Outcome - Lecture Capture - Master shell - Media/Multimedia - Metacognition - Mobile Learning - Modality - Modules (Canvas) - Netiquette - Open Educational Resources (OER) - Online Learning - Panopto - Participation - Pedagogy - Plagiarism - Presence - Privacy - Quality Matters (QM) - Regular and Substantive Interaction (RSI) - Scaffolding - Self-efficacy - State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) - Student Engagement - Syllabus - Synchronous - Tag - Taxonomy - Universal Design for Learning (UDL) - Virtual classroom - Virtual meeting - Washington Canvas Conference (WACC) - Web Camera - Web-enhanced - Webinar - Zoom Glossary – Full Definitions - Academic Honesty Respecting the integrity of one’s own and others’ work. See Encouraging Academic Honesty Online for information on designing online learning environments that promote academic honesty. - Accessibility “Accessible” means a person with a disability is afforded the opportunity to acquire the same information, engage in the same interactions, and enjoy the same services as a person without a disability in an equally effective and equally integrated manner, with substantially equivalent ease of use. The person with a disability must be able to obtain the information as fully, equally, and independently as a person without a disability. From ADA Compliance for online course design. It is a course design best practice to include links to the Accessibility Statements for all products you use or provide access to in your course. Most product websites provide a link to their accessibility statement. See a sample Publisher Accessibility Statement here. - Accessibility Checker Web accessibility evaluation tools are software programs or online services that help you determine if web content meets accessibility guidelines. From Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools. - Alignment “Critical course elements working together to ensure that students achieve the d
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