Rather than reviewing the updated content, in this book review I survey the conceptual framework of the text to identify instructional, theoretical, and practical implications of interest for both face to face and distributed mode instructional design instructors who might be considering the .
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EML is a modeling language spe cifically developed for the design of educational environments. It models the goals, requirement and design of the teaching and learning activity. Its core parts are a verbal statement and visual mapping of goals and a visual UML-like representation of the learning activity. EML can be profitably integrated with Instructional Design models in order to enhance the communication within design team and the elicitation of requirements, and to provide a successful integration of new media in the learning experience through a well-shaped and documented design process. Introduction: New Challenges in the Design of Education E-learning has brought a cultural shift in the way we conceive teaching and learning, and in the everyday practice of instructors. New media and networking have made available several tools for education, and these in turn make possible a number of new educational strategies based on distributed team working, on asynchronous online communi.
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