De l'évolution du métier d'enseignant à distance.

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Title: De l'évolution du métier d'enseignant à distance.
Authors: PAPI, Cathia1
Source: STICEF. 2016, Vol. 23, p1-32. 32p.
Abstract (English): While Internet permeates our work and life patterns, this research addresses the changes introduced via technological developments on the activities of professors who teach using Distance Education tools [DE]. Based on interview data obtained from professors with significant experience in the area, this analysis reveals that technology has allowed better course production as well as increased student guidance. Nevertheless, such technological tools remain largely subordinated to the pedagogical approaches deployed. Furthermore, this research finds that, independently of the technologies deployed, the division of tasks in DE courses remains largely unchanged due to ideological considerations proper to the DE model, namely, accessibility and quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (French): Alors qu'Internet a progressivement été intégré dans nos modes de vie et de travail, cet article interroge les changements induits par les évolutions technologiques dans l'activité des enseignants en formation à distance (FAD). Reposant sur des entretiens menés auprès de professeurs ayant une longue expérience dans le domaine, il met en relief que les évolutions technologiques ont permis de faciliter la production des cours et de resserrer l'encadrement des étudiants mais n'ont pas conditionné les modèles pédagogiques, ces derniers ayant toujours été placés en amont des choix technologiques. De plus, il permet de constater qu'indépendamment des technologies, les particularités de cette activité concernant la division des tâches demeurent mais n'apparaissent pas tant sous l'angle d'une privation de certains pans de la tâche professorale que sous celui d'une collaboration servant l'idéologie de la FAD, à savoir assurer l'accessibilité et la qualité de la formation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:While Internet permeates our work and life patterns, this research addresses the changes introduced via technological developments on the activities of professors who teach using Distance Education tools [DE]. Based on interview data obtained from professors with significant experience in the area, this analysis reveals that technology has allowed better course production as well as increased student guidance. Nevertheless, such technological tools remain largely subordinated to the pedagogical approaches deployed. Furthermore, this research finds that, independently of the technologies deployed, the division of tasks in DE courses remains largely unchanged due to ideological considerations proper to the DE model, namely, accessibility and quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:19528302