Competencies

1.4.         Find and access information.

1.7.         Make reasoned arguments leading to rational solutions.

1.8.         Justify these solutions.

1.9.         Present them to others.

3.1.         Use a variety of communication and document sharing tools to create, reflect, and communicate with others.

3.3.         Justify the applications of these technologies in real-life contexts on the basis of theory and research.

3.4.         Compare the relative advantages and disadvantages of these technologies in various distance education contexts.

3.5.         Apply these technologies in distance education and in real-life instructional contexts.

4.3.         Justify and defend your ideas orally and in writing in meetings, forums, seminars, exams and other contexts.

4.4.         Support the learning of others when involved in teaching, mentoring, moderating, or demonstration activities.

4.5.         Participate effectively in collaborative group activities..

4.6.         Demonstrate effective design, delivery and evaluation of presentations, computer conferences, or seminars.

4.7.         Work cooperatively with diverse groups and individuals both within the university and/or in the workplace.

4.8.         Organize, and convey your ideas effectively through a range of communication skills and work collaboratively and in teams.

5.1.         Frame research questions.

6.3.         Make recommendations regarding the selection of learning technologies and assure that these selections meet organizational needs.

6.5.         Manage workload, other commitments, and information needs within time and structural constraints (in both personal and team management situations).