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Use and application of learning objects in the classroom The Le@rning Federation (TLF), a five-year development initiative established in 2001, is building a rich bank of high-quality online content tailored for the purposes and needs of Australasian schools. You can view an online Showcase of TLF ... [More] work here: http://www.thelearningfederation.edu.au/tlf2/showMe.asp?nodeID=242#groups Purpose of this project To use the TLF learning objects to create lessons and units of work within a teaching and learning environment. To provide feedback from teachers and students on the use and application of the learning resources via online surveys. A sample of learning objects are provided for this purpose. These learning objects, designed for year levels K-10, cover: Mathematics Science Literacy for students at risk Languages Other than English Innovation, enterprise and creativity Studies of Australia A description of the sample of learning objects. (pdf 2 mb) Hardware and software requirements If you are interested in using the learning objects within your teaching and learning program and providing feedback via the online survey tools, please submit a request to be an Observer on the project. You will be provided with access to the content and logon details at https://tlf-learning-objects.dev.java.net The TLF website http://www.thelearningfederation.edu.au provides extensive detail about this government initiative including: content development processes and methodologies quality assurance approach to pedagogically based learning design specifications the full suite of digital content research contact information for Australian and New Zealand education systems. [Less]

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