Action Research Plan
Action Research (AR) is the central focus of the OMET Program. AR spans and emcompasses the entire year and provides a framework for other course work.
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August 17, 2004

This website is documentation of the work completed throughout Pepperdine University's Online Masters of Educational Technology (OMET) program. Throughout the next year, you will find coursework, projects, links to interesting sites, random reflections, and most importantly, a yearlong process of growth, transformation, and change.

The OMET program at Pepperdine University is based on the premise that “the learner is the heart of the educational process, that learning to learn is lived out through the shared experience of students and professional alike, that knowledge is constructed rather than transmitted/received.” (Virtcamp Philosophy, Talley et al, 2004). It is an innovative program that introduces students to a pedagogy that “leads people to challenge the system, to take risks…that the best teachers of the people are the people themselves…” (Myles, Kohl & Kohl, 1998)

"The best way to predict the future is to invent it."
Alan Kay

Summer 2004
EDC 640 VirtCamp - EDC 641 Distributed Learning - EDC 638a Action Research.


Fall 2004
EDC 638b Action Research - EDC 664 - EDC 633.

Spring 2005
EDC665 - EDC 639 - EDC 638c Action Research.

Summer 2005

EDC 638d Action Research - EDC 667 - EDC 668.

 
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