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Differentiated e-learning: five approaches through instructional technology

Differentiated instruction is an approach to teaching that acknowledges people have multiple paths for learning and for making sense of ideas. In e-learning, differentiated instruction has the same meaning as in traditional instruction, but different tools are available to help students learn and to provide information in ways most appropriate to them, including types of new media inclusion, le...

IARCS Instructional Course in Computer

Instructional Technology

In popular usage, instructional technology refers to the use of communications media–hardware and software-to help people learn. At different times different media have been central to educators' conception of instructional technology. The term first came into widespread use in the early 1960s; James D. Finn, a professor at the University of Southern California, was probably the most vigorous p...

Instructional Course Lectures

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Tempotron-Like Learning with ReSuMe

The tempotron is a model of supervised learning that allows a spiking neuron to discriminate between different categories of spike trains, by firing or not as function of the category. We show that tempotron learning is quasi-equivalent to an application for a specific problem of a previously proposed, more general and biologically plausible, supervised learning rule (ReSuMe). Moreover, we show...