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- 1. Enhancing learning through innovative technologies: observations from UCS & beyond EBI: 1 st March, 2011 Andy Ramsden E-Learning Development Manager University Campus Suffolk http://andyramsden.wordpress.com [email_address] elevateucs andyramsden URL
- 5. the elevate team: our learners In numbers … when I started …. 300 odd staff 6 institutions in network 3 members in team 0 structured staff development programme (a few ad hoc workshops, 1-2-1’s and How to Guides) Self directed learners (independent) Technically confident Effective learning designers X X X X X X X X X X X
- 11. Designing in higher order skills In order to answer this question, students must be able to recall the relative economic rankings of various countries (KNOWLEDGE) and understand the basis for such a ranking (COMPREHENSION). They must be able to apply these concepts when information is supplied to them (APPLICATION), and they must be able to ANALYZE the given information in order to answer the question. The correct answer is 3. (A is Sri Lanka, B is Thailand, C is Sweden) Class-wide Discussion Approach (Dufresne Sequence) 1. Concept question posed. 2. Small group discussion: small groups discuss the concept question (3-5 mins). 3. [voting] Students provide individual or group responses. 4. Students receive feedback -- poll of responses presented as histogram display. 5. Class-wide discussion: students explain their answers and listen to the explanations of others (facilitated by tutor). 6. Lecturer summarises and explains "correct" response. http://www.psy.gla.ac.uk/~steve/ilig/qpurpose.html
- 12. Our approach: The community of practice A community of practice is, … a group of people who share an interest, a craft, and/or a profession. The group can evolve naturally because of the members' common interest in a particular domain or area, or it can be created specifically with the goal of gaining knowledge related to their field. It is through the process of sharing information and experiences with the group that the members learn from each other, and have an opportunity to develop themselves (Lave & Wenger 1991).
- 14. why? Initiation to implementation (1) Collis et al., 4 E’s Model.
- 16. What if your CoP is too small?
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- I’ll draw on my experiences of deploying, and developing e-learning tools over time, articulate the factors for success, and the factors which have inhibited success. Love this image for a number of reasons, similar to my first experiences of when I first started to teach (middlesex) – compared to seminar led teaching
- I’ll attempt to weave this into a narrative around the bigger picture …. which is very important to me, and my role strives to find a solution. My interest is to shorten the time, with a shift in the role of the e-learning team, where we become catalysts around the community of practice
- Talk through …. Make reference to the technologies, and use in face to face teaching In other words, it is my job and my team’s job to tackle the elephant …. Existing students and current tech = institutionalisation Existing students and new tech AND new students and current tech = implementation New and new = initiation
- Use the example of clickers (ars) as an agent of change to tackle the elephant in the room Are you using clickers? How am I going to approach this? Discuss the why we all should be using clickers in our teaching Discuss who we implemented at Bath & UCS to ensure becomes effective
- Be it face to face, or online ….
- Why this approach? … in practical terms … the team is too small to support a few initiators …. need to get other people involved in developing staff
- Points to discuss: 1. Walk through … example of me … a member of the community of practice around the use of clickers 2. The changing role of the learning technologist … not the font of all knowledge
- http://andyramsden.wordpress.com/2011/01/19/likelihood-of-using-technology-in-their-teaching-and-learning/
- http://andyramsden.wordpress.com/2011/01/19/likelihood-of-using-technology-in-their-teaching-and-learning/
- Podcasting >>> identified as a technological area we (UCS) would like to develop within our teaching and learning BUT … too niche to build a critical mass … so … need to be much more pro-active in building a CoP