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11 04 2005

Teaching as performance in the electronic classroom

Posted by: Rob Wall in education, communication

Teaching as performance in the electronic classroom

Through all the intellectual storms of history, teaching has remained, above all, a performance art that unfolds in real time.

I’ve always thought that the most important difference between me and a textbook is that I am a better storyteller! I’m only half-joking when I say this.

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One Response to “Teaching as performance in the electronic classroom”

  1. Norm Lepage says:
    April 12th, 2005 at 14:52

    Interesting, because I’ve just completed my master’s project where I discuss the metaphor of theatre and the online instructional design world (”The Theatrical Production of Online Instructional Design: A Guide for Classroom Teachers”)

    Theatre and teaching are one in the same.

    cheers

    norm

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