Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) has revolutionised online education worldwide, transforming how education is delivered and practiced. Despite these advancements, traditional pedagogies and practices often remain rooted in face-to-face teaching methods. This book addresses the critical gap in pedagogical practices for TEL and online education. It bridges the divide between traditional and technology-enhanced learning by examining key issues that influence pedagogical approaches for TEL, ensuring academic standards set by universities and awarding bodies. Aimed at educators, practitioners, and researchers, this collection delves into the theories, principles, and models of TEL, and the pedagogies suited for 21st-century learning. It also covers quality assurance processes for online courses. Key chapters explore e-learning technologies, social networks, online course design, universal design for learning, content development, online assessment, and student support. By providing practical insights and theoretical frameworks, this book equips readers to enhance the quality and effectiveness of technology-enhanced learning.
