2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-71054-9_31
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Professional Development for Online and Mobile Learning: Promoting Teachers’ Pedagogical Inquiry

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“…Hung and Yeh (2013) stated that there is a paradigm shift in instructors' learning. Accordingly, the PD programs should consider the instructors' needs and integrate student-centered pedagogies to let them reexamine their pedagogy and content knowledge in student and learning contexts (Baran, 2018;Ng, 2015;van As, 2018). Therefore, investigating the different PD strategies that can contribute to the instructors' effective online teaching practices is critical.…”
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“…Hung and Yeh (2013) stated that there is a paradigm shift in instructors' learning. Accordingly, the PD programs should consider the instructors' needs and integrate student-centered pedagogies to let them reexamine their pedagogy and content knowledge in student and learning contexts (Baran, 2018;Ng, 2015;van As, 2018). Therefore, investigating the different PD strategies that can contribute to the instructors' effective online teaching practices is critical.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the In addition to the DBL strategy, the mentoring program is also an effective strategy to support the instructors' PD. In mentoring programs, mentors provide customized and contextual support to the mentees' needs (Baran, 2018), and this could be conducted online or face to face (Gabriel & Kaufield, 2008). Several mentoring models have been adopted in higher education to support the instructors' PD.…”
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