Progettazione e sostenibilità degli interventi educativi: il sistema Iamel

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Rosa Maria Bottino
Michela Ott
Mauro Tavella

Abstract

Questo articolo presenta IAMEL (Insegnamento e Apprendimento della Matematica ed E-Learning), un ambiente online per la progettazione di piani pedagogici creato e realizzato da ITD-CNR nell’ambito del Progetto PRIN 2007 “Insegnamentoapprendimento della matematica ed e-learning”. Il sistema supporta i docenti nella definizione e nella pianificazione di attività didattiche strutturate, consente di descrivere, a diversi livelli di granularità, piani di lavoro che possono comprendere attività didattiche di diversa natura finalizzate al raggiungimento di obiettivi specifici.

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