How Disruptive Technologies Enabled New Social Learning

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    1. Community Engagement: How Disruptive Technologies Enabled New Social Learning Scott McDonald & Cole Camplese
    2. “Wouldn’t it be cool if ...”
    3. Curriculum and Instruction 597C Disruptive Technologies for Teaching and Learning
    4. “This is a grand experiment ...”
    5. Course Structure • Several readings every week • Weekly reflections in their blogs • Peer review of reflections • Weekly discussions • Students in teams • Team presentations
    6. Design • Three blocks • Us, Together, Them • Three themes • Community, Identity, Design
    7. Distributed Expertise “What made my head hurt” Technology Time Technologists Theorists
    8. Distributed Expertise “What made my head hurt” Theory Time Technologists Theorists
    9. Technologies • PSU Blogs for all students • Facebook • PSU Blog for course site • Wikis • Pligg • Podcasts • ANGEL • YouTube • Del.icio.us • Flickr • Twitter • Google Docs, Analytics, Maps
    10. Technologies • PSU Blogs for all students • Facebook • PSU Blog for course site • Wikis • Pligg • Podcasts • ANGEL • YouTube • Del.icio.us • Flickr • Twitter • Google Docs, Analytics, Maps
    11. Student Blogs
    12. Pligg: Social Aggregation
    13. Pligg: Social Aggregation
    14. What Changed the Game
    15. Technologies • PSU Blogs for all students • Facebook • PSU Blog for course site • Wikis • Pligg • Podcasts • ANGEL • YouTube • Del.icio.us • Flickr • Twitter • Google Docs, Analytics, Maps
    16. Technologies • PSU Blogs for all students • Facebook • PSU Blog for course site • Wikis • Pligg • Podcasts • ANGEL • YouTube • Del.icio.us • Flickr • Twitter • Google Docs, Analytics, Maps
    17. Technologies • PSU Blogs for all students • Facebook • PSU Blog for course site • Wikis • Pligg • Podcasts • ANGEL • YouTube • Del.icio.us • Flickr • Twitter • Google Docs, Analytics, Maps
    18. The Twitter Community
    19. The Twitter Community Extended Conversations Extended Community
    20. The Twitter Community Backchannel Conversations External participation Extended Conversations Extended Community
    21. The Twitter Community Coalesced the Learning Community Backchannel Conversations External participation Extended Conversations Extended Community
    22. The Twitter Community
    23. The Twitter Community “Yes, I feel I know you, Scott, and the others more intimately than I do other professors & cmates with whom I’ve spent more time”
    24. The Twitter Community “Yes, I feel I know you, Scott, and the others more intimately than I do other professors & cmates with whom I’ve spent more time” “Your identity is defined by the communities you participate in, so your choices to participate are how you control who you are”
    25. The Twitter Community “Just found out, thesis is due in 12 hours. Anyone care to read it and give feedback?”
    26. Evaluation How do we quantify community engagement?
    27. Predicting the unpredictable Why Twitter and why not something else?
    28. Lost in translation? How does this work outside this course?
    29. Discussion cole@psu.edu & sum16@psu.edu

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