Chad Harris 1st Iteration

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    I want to talk mainly about how the blended course design is uniquely suitable for media studies courses, especially at the beginner level, or for upper-division required survey courses like this one. But first, let me talk about the course, and why we engaged in blended learning

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    1. IT and Collaborative Learning in Media Studies Chad Harris Journalism and Media Studies JMS 408 Media and Society
    2. Practical Reason for Blended Learning: Space Limitations
      • 200+ students
      • Course structure
        • Lecture (Mon/Wed)
        • Discussion Section (F2F) - based on topical issues
        • On-line Modules - collaborative work
      • Space Limitations
        • 10 Sections, 5 classrooms
        • Alternate week design
    3. The Pedagogy of IT in Media Studies
      • ICT’s are Media Studies
        • Crucial content for the course
        • Students explore issues of:
          • On-line communities
          • On-line scholarship
          • De-massified communication technologies
          • Authorship and collaborative inquiry
    4. The Pedagogy of IT in Media Studies
      • Blended concept fits the Content of Media Studies
        • Ex. Images of Race and Gender
        • Wiki space allowed for richer engagement with imagery
    5. 3-Part Course Structure
      • Lectures
        • Presentation of Theories
        • Images and videos
        • “ An act of Communion”
    6. 3-Part Course Structure
      • Discussion Sections
        • Topical Issues
        • Face-to-Face discussions
        • Smaller class sizes
    7. 3-Part Course Structure
      • On-Line Modules
        • Discussion boards
        • Wikispaces
        • Collaborative Documents
        • On-line research
        • Allowed for rich collaborative inquiry on course topics
          • Student-directed work
          • Real-world topical issues
          • A resource for students to use
    8. What Students Liked
        • Breakout sections
          • “ Interesting”
          • “ allowed us to share opinion”
          • “ got to know others”
        • “ relevant to my life”
        • “ interactive”
        • Lectures
          • Videos, images
    9. What would they like to change?
      • On-line modules
          • “ extensive” “time-consuming” “could be worth more points”
          • Not as collaborative first semester
      • Course schedule “confusing”
      • Trouble with Wiki space
    10. Next Semester and Beyond
      • Further integration of 3-part structure
      • Lectures
        • Include more input from student on-line projects
        • More visual material
        • Clickers as an integration tool
    11. Next Semester and Beyond
      • Breakout Sections
        • Discussion topics generated by students?
        • On-line work can inform discussions
    12. Next Semester and Beyond
      • On-line Modules
        • Student/section blogs?
        • Further use of collaborative software (wikis, blogs, rss)
          • To generate discussion topics
          • Share work
          • Generate resources on topics
          • Group documents
            • Course syllabus
            • Department curriculum
            • Surveys
    13. Wiki Spaces
      • Wikispaces .com
    14. Rewards
      • Collaborative work
        • Rich results
          • Student generated material surpassed lecture
          • More variety of viewpoints
        • Tangible - open to outside world
        • Pedagogy - hands-on experience with:
          • Web interactivity and collaboration
          • On-line community
          • Authorship and Copyright
          • Getting stuff working
    15. Risks
      • Real world is messy
        • Media Studies involves topical issues
        • Collaborative work on topical issues can be dangerous
          • Instruction on on-line etiquette
          • Be aware of harassment issues
      • Professor loses control

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