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From the development of online resources to their local appropriation: a case study

Posted on 16 Apr 2013 with 0 comments

Sharing resources questions the capacity of different institutions to collaborate in a meaningful way. Different steps in the sharing process are to be taken into account as we contend that teaching resources, despite their intrinsic qualities, can remain unexploited otherwise. The study looks at, both, the development of online resources, the challenges that are posed once the created resources are meant to be used by partner institutions, and the ways they can be integrated into the local contexts, It articulates the process involved in an online learning environment designed for the learning of English, originally created for a specific local audience, and ultimately replicated in several universities.

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