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EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR OLDER ADULTS: James E. Thornton, PhD Associate Professor Emeritus Adult Education and Educational Gerontology University of British Columbia Society for Learning in Retirement Kelowna, British Columbia TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Preface...........................................................3 Introduction....................................................4 Learning in Later Life....................................9 Multiple Learning Styles..............................12 Group Development......................................15 Methods for Organizing Learning Groups...19 References.....................................................32 PREFACE Society for Learning in Retirement in Kelowna, British Columbia, has as its mission “meeting the educational needs of retired persons in the Central Okanagan for the mutual benefit of the participants, volunteer leaders, and the broader community.” In keeping with that mission, SLR adopted a series of principles emphasizing our beliefs in the benefits of learning, the importance of a sociable and friendly environment, responsiveness to the interests and needs of learners, maximum flexibility, and active participation in the educational process. Since its inception, the Society and its predecessor organization Okanagan Institute for Learning in Retirement, have focused on the importance of peer teaching and peer learning as pathways to success for retirees who participate in the learning activities we offer.

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JCMC 6 (1) September 2000 Message Board Collab-U CMC Play ... VisualCMC Functional Work Groups and Evaluations of Communication Channels: Comparisons of Six Competing Theoretical Perspectives J. David Johnson College of Communications and Information Studies University of Kentucky Hui-Jung Chang Institute of Communications Management National Sun Yat-sen University Susan Pobocik Department of Communication Michigan State University Caroline Ethington Department of Communication Michigan State University Diane Ruesch Cancer Information Service Office of Cancer Communication Jean Wooldridge Cancer Information Service Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Abstract Introduction Cancer Information Service Functional Roles in the CIS ... About the Authors Abstract This paper examines perceptions of three different communication channels (written, interpersonal, and e-mail) in a new organizational form, from six perspectives: social information processing, decision making, cost minimization, social presence, uncertainty reduction, and appraisal. In this study three functional groups within the Cancer Information Service (CIS) were examined: Project Directors (N=11), Outreach Coordinators (N=16), and Telephone Service Managers (N=17). The results indicated that there were few significant differences between these functional groupings. While there were clear differences between theoretical perspectives, the specific functional role differences related to them only marginally supported our hypotheses. This study suggested that refocusing on fundamental underlying processes may be necessary at this stage in the development of the literature on channel selection in organizations.

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JCMC 8 (1) October 2002 Message Board Collab-U CMC Play ... Vol. 8 No. 1 Ghostwriter: Educational Drama and Presence in a Virtual Environment Judy Robertson and Jon Oberlander University of Edinburgh Abstract Introduction Background Educational Drama ... Abstract Introduction This paper introduces Ghostwriter, a virtual role-play environment suitable for educational drama. The target user group are eleven to twelve year old school pupils. The idea of a virtual environment for dramatic activities may seem contradictory, as noted by Danet and colleagues: “In the past, we have always understood the "magic" of theater to happen in specially set aside spaces, in which a special form of communication between audience and performers sets off "sparks" of a unique kind. The very physicality of theater has always been a very important component of it. Indeed, some might argue that without the presence of the body, theater cannot exist (Barba & Saverese, 1991). The expression "virtual theater" is, consequently, an oxymoron, bringing together two contradictory elements in a manner which creates an explosion of new meaning (Danet, Wachenhauser, Cividalli, Bechar-Israeli, & Rosenbaum-Tamari, 1995, “Computers and theatre” section, para. 1). below Ghostwriter is also used as a story writing preparation activity in the same way as real life role-play is used in the classroom to motivate and inspire children to write. The evaluation of this educational goal is presented in Robertson (2001) and Robertson and Good (in press). The characterization techniques used in stories written after using Ghostwriter was compared to the characterization in stories written under normal classroom circumstances. The stories were compared using a new, fine –grained analysis scheme for assessing children’s writing. The main result was that the stories written after the virtual role-play contained more indications of characters’ relationships, particularly as portrayed through dialogue, than did normal classroom stories. Expert evaluation of the role-play sessions and resulting stories supports the view that the virtual role-play environment is particularly beneficial to children with low literacy achievement.

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