I´ve choosen the picture N.04. “A Tree”.
It has fascinated me. There is a blue sky on the background that I want to reach, but before I have to overcome a hurdle “a tree” which lies on my way.
eLearning is an approach to gain knowledge through internet, computer, mobile phone or TV etc and thus to enhance education. People from various countries can meet in Internet, communicate or learn and work in a group. They can also share their experience with others, show their identities, express themselves and enrich their lives etc.
I personally think that a good seminar begins with an interesting and eye-catching topic. It is also important to know how relevant the information received in a seminar will be for me later on. The structure, materials and tasks of a seminar are also play a central role. You will find below the results of my brainstorming.
a good seminar:
lead to a progress of students;
discussions in a class;
oral or written presentations;
monitoring of students;
up-to-date material and equipments;
to work in a group;
be able to put theory into practice;
to motivate students to learn;
good structured and well organized seminar to help to get better understanding of a topic or theory etc.
a bad seminar:
boring topics;
to demand much of students; out-date material;
to learn only dry and irrelevant theory, without applying it;
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