Technology integration and adult learning - Presentation Transcript
Alvaro H. Galvis, D.Ed. Director CETL at WSSU
Source: Gray (2006) http://blog.lib.umn.edu/gray0239/architecture/ Different tools have helped human beings deal with each other and with our environment. Today, interactions with others and the expansion of personal potential are best manifested via technology.
DIGITAL NATIVES
DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS
Preferences:
Receiving info quickly from multiple sources
Multitasking and parallel processing
Pictures, sounds and video before text
Hyperlinked sources
Interacting in “real time”
User generated content
Learning that is instant, relevant and fun
Preferences:
Controlled release of info from limited sources
Single or “focused” tasks
Often prefer to get information from text
Greater need for private and personal space for introspection
Like info presented linearly, logically and sequentially
Source: Craig Bettles (2008), Capturing the imagination of the digital native. http://www.altfutures.com/pubs/Cultural_Coast_Forum_3-28.pdf
P roductivity tools L earning environments tools A ccess to cultural, and intellectual capital C ommunication tools E xploration of learning objects tools Source: Galvis, AH (2009) Establishing a PLACE for teaching technologies
Which issues are most important for us to keep in mind as we create technology-based enabling environment for adult learners?
What concerns and challenges should we keep at the forefront of our awareness?
Which strategies and practices do we believe are most effective for helping adult learners thrive in and with the use of technology?
What other thoughts does this roundtable session spark regarding how to best nurture adult learners deal with technology?
Presentation prepared by Alvaro H Galvis, D.Ed., fo more
Presentation prepared by Alvaro H Galvis, D.Ed., for the "Teaching and Nurturing the Adult Learner" Colloquium, held at Wilnston-Salem State University, October 20 and 21, 2009 less
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