Nurturing Professional Development Ecosystems

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    1. Nurturing a Professional Development Ecosystem Julia Parra Holly Rae Bemis-Schurtz Susan D. Ceppi-Bussmann New Mexico State University RETA (Regional Educational Technology Assistance) Program Illustration by Sabine Deviche (ASU) http://askabiologist.asu.edu/research/ecosystems/index.html
    2. Agenda
      • Emerging Web 2.0 Toolset
      • The Ecosystem as Model
      • Nurturing a PD Ecosystem
      • Assessing a PD Ecosystem
      • Q & A
    3. Web 2.0 Tools Scoble’s Social Media Starfish http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbarefoot/1814873464/ Social Media Landscape http://www.fredcavazza.net/2008/06/09/social-media-landscape/ The Conversation Prism http://www.briansolis.com/2008/08/introducing-conversation-prism.html
    4. Can’t see the forest for the trees… Retrieved on October 23, 2008 from http://travel.paintedstork.com/blog/2005/12/hiking-up-brahmagiri.html
    5. Collaboration & Interaction Tools Content Creation & Dissemination Tools Learning & Content Management Tools
      • Learning/Course Management System
      • Webconferencing System
      • VOIP Instant Messaging Tool
      • Robust Wiki
      • Blogs
      • Micromedia
      • Robust Wikis
      • Voice Discussion Tools
      • Multimedia Creation Tools
      • Social Bookmarking Tools
      • Content Sharing Tools
      • Custom Search Tools
      • Lifestreaming Tools
      • Analytic Tools
      • RSS Feed Aggregators
      • Social Networks
      eLearning Ecosystem Tools
    6. Current Events & Trends Widgets & RSS Facilitation and Assessment Recomposers Producers Primary Consumers Ambient Consumers The Internet
    7. Learner Responsibility Learner as Recomposer Learner as Producer Learner as Connector Learner as Lurker Relationship to Requirements
    8. Learner Responsibility Learning & Content Management Tools Learner as Recomposer Learner as Producer Learner as Connector Learner as Lurker
    9. Collaboration and Interaction Tools Learner as Recomposer Learner as Producer Learner as Connector Learner as Lurker
    10. Content Creation and Dissemination Tools Learner as Recomposer Learner as Producer Learner as Connector Learner as Lurker
    11. Learnstreaming Tools Learner as Recomposer Learner as Producer Learner as Connector Learner as Lurker
    12. Learner Activity Touch Points Method Examples Nurturing Concepts Learner Assessment
      • Lurking
      • Browsing/Surfing
      • Reading
      • Socializing
      • Custom Search Engines
      • Shared RSS Feeds
      • Social Networks
      • Blogs
      • Wikis
      • Integrate presence of learning community in places where learners already spend their time.
      • Provide places on web that are course related but not main course.
      • Provide a community blog &/or wiki
      • Add RSS feeds to course, blog, wiki
      • Use of Group feature in popular social networks (Facebook, MySpace)
      • Customized iGoogle Gadgets
      • Post fun multimedia (Voki, Viddler, Animoto, Moblyng)
      • Increasing Social Presence & Identity
      • Utilizing Shared Resources & Knowledge
      • Usually optional, not graded, not mandatory, low-risk participation.
      • Difficult to assess individually, but visible as a group with site analysis tools like Lijit
      • Sharing
      • Reflecting
      • Voting
      • Social Bookmarking
      • Lifestreaming
      • Micromedia
      • Tumbleblogs
      • Polling and Surveying Tools
      • Avatar Generators
      • Facilitate ways for learners to share updates on what they are doing, seeing, reading, and thinking about.
      • Status updating & microblogging
      • Course tag on Delicious
      • Use of simple poll widgets
      • Avatar creation
      • Increasing Communication & Interaction
      • Increasing Social Presence & Identity
      • Utilizing Shared Resources
      • Usually optional, not graded, not mandatory, still pretty low-risk
      • Poll/survey analysis
      • Twitter Search
      • Writing
      • Editing
      • Conferencing
      • Blogs
      • Wikis
      • Instant Messaging
      • Voice Conferencing
      • Audio/Video sites
      • Facilitate ways for learners to engage in conversations about what they are learning outside of the “classroom.”
      • Communicate with them from outside the “classroom.”
      • Shared resources and best practices on a PBWiki
      • Learners meet on Skype to discuss projects and or assist peers
      • Blogging (individually or communally)
      • Instructor/Mentor meets individually with learners in Skype
      • Instructor/Mentor sends Viddler messages to group
      • Broadcasting events with Ustream
      • Increasing Communication & Interaction
      • Increasing Social Presence & Identity
      • Utilizing & Contributing to Shared Resources & Knowledge at global level
      • Learning about Knowledge Management
      • Engaging in Collaborative Learning and Contribution
      • Type of investment and “risk” starts to increase. Complexity, collaboration,
      • Grading, mandatory, payment,
      • artifacts, rubrics
      • Peer assessment, mentor assessment
      • Course Reqs
      • Webconferencing
      • Quizzes, Exams, Assessments
      • Discussions
      • Portfolios
      • Building Models
      • Course/Learning Magagement System
      • Webconferencing System
      • Blogs
      • Wiki
      • Provide an instructionally sound online learning environment.
      • Provide activities and explorations for your learners to practice skills and demonstrate mastery of concepts
      • Novice, intermediate and advanced levels of PD courses available
      • Office hours facilitated by LMS chat tool
      • Advanced use of discussion (debate, role-play, Voicethread, etc.)
      • Learners attend/present at Webconferencing events
      • Students create a blog, wiki, video, podcast, etc.
      • Membership, Policies & Guidelines
      • Communication & Interaction
      • Individual & Shared Goals
      • Social Presence & Identity
      • Utilizing & Contributing to Shared Resources & Knowledge at class level
      • Collaboration & Contribution
      • These are highest risk methods. Grades, payment are at risk.
      • Based on established criteria, rubrics, etc.
      • Includes interventions and alternative paths
    13. Evaluating the Ecosystem
      • “ Traditional Methods” + Emerging Methods
    14. Evaluating the Ecosystem http://reta.nmsu.edu and http://reta-otl.pbwiki.com *tried and true **in practice ***completely experimental Method Measuring Example Tool Face to Face Evaluations*
      • Satisfaction
      • Comfort Level
      • Areas for improvement
      • Post Workshop Survey
      • Consensogram
      • Plus / Delta
      • Survey Monkey
      • Moodle Choice
      • Chart Paper
      Program Evaluation*
      • Change in self assessment on skills based on program goals
      • Relevance of content and activities
      • Accessibility and effectiveness of instructors/mentors
      • Pre and Post Program Surveys
      • Formative and Summative Course Evaluation
      • Informal Course Feedback
      • Survey Monkey
      • Discussion Forum
      • Webconferences
      Product Assessment**
      • Quality as related to national and/or state standards
      • Demonstration of skills based on program goals
      • Rubrics
      • Peer Reviews
      • Skill Inventories
      • Self Assessment of Practice
      • Webconferences
      • Wiki
      • Survey Monkey
      Web Analytics**
      • Activity of lurkers in the ecosystem
      • Participation in course activities
      • Number of visits
      • Use of existing content
      • Types of keywords queried
      • Google Analytics
      • Lijit
      • Moodle (LCMS) Tracking Logs
      • Customized Search Tools
      Lifestreaming & Social Networking***
      • Health of ‘whole learner’
      • Connections between learners
      • Activity within the Web-2.0-isphere
      • Awareness of learner stress, overload, burnout
      • Stream of a learner’s updates, Bookmarks, Microblogs, Blogs, etc.
      • Plaxo
      • FriendFeed
      • Linked In
      • Facebook
      Data Mining***
      • Occurrences of individualized assistance
      • Types of support offered
      • Project tracking by tag or keyword
      • Organizational email accounts copied on all correspondence from staff
      • Learner or project profiles with a history of all updates related to project
      • Gmail
      • Highrise HQ
      • Yammer
    15. Questions and Answers
      • What are you doing to…
      • Explore learning ecosystems?
      • Explain them to your learners?
      • Model practices involved in teaching and assessing across an ecosystem?
      • Nurture healthy learning ecosystems?
    16. Related Resources http://reta-otl.pbwiki.com http://vss2008.wikispaces.com/nurturing http://reta.nmsu.edu http://webinars.nmsu.edu
    17. Scoble’s Social Media Starfish http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbarefoot/1814873464/ Social Media Landscape http://www.fredcavazza.net/2008/06/09/social-media-landscape/
    18. The Conversation Prism http://www.briansolis.com/2008/08/introducing-conversation-prism.html

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