Computer managed learning: a technology and techniques module

Computer managed learning (CML) is a technology that manages and assesses the learning process. The computer system provides an administrative framework through which the learner interacts for such tasks as enrolment, unit or module selection, direction to or provision of study material, assessment, and feedback. This document considers the strategies and background information necessary to assist vocational education and training (VET) practitioners to use flexible delivery and contemporary technologies to manage the learning process. The document forms part of the kit 'Technology and...  [+] Show more

Computer managed learning (CML) is a technology that manages and assesses the learning process. The computer system provides an administrative framework through which the learner interacts for such tasks as enrolment, unit or module selection, direction to or provision of study material, assessment, and feedback. This document considers the strategies and background information necessary to assist vocational education and training (VET) practitioners to use flexible delivery and contemporary technologies to manage the learning process.

The document forms part of the kit 'Technology and techniques modules'. Other documents included in the kit are 'Cable TV' (TD/NSW 50.22), 'Multimedia' (TD/NSW 50.23), 'Audiographics' (TD/NSW 50.24), 'Learning guides' (TD/NSW 50.25), 'Videoconferencing' (TD/NSW 50.26), 'Electronic communication' (TD/NSW 50.27), and 'Satellite and interactive television' (TD/NSW 50.29). The 'Technology and techniques' kit is one of three kits in the 'Emerging practices in a flexible learning organisation' program. Other kits are 'Change management modules' and 'Process modules'.