Using Wikis In Peac Courses Final

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    1. Helena Baert PHED 5233 December 8, 2008
      • We live in a “Digital World”
      • Keeping up with knowledge
      • “ New medium”
      • The Internet can be a powerful learning & teaching tool!
      • Personalize learning
      • Teaching to multiple intelligences
      • Enormous amount of knowledge
      • Connecting with the whole world
      • From past studies: Wikis show promise in teaching and learning
      • Wikis are:
        • Quick Educational
        • Forever Interactive
        • Easy to use Collaborative
      • Comparing 2 technologies (wikis and word) to find out the benefits and challenges.
      • Constructivism (Doolittle, 2000)
      • Collaborative Online Learning (Litteton & Hakkinen, 1999; Webb & Pailncsar, 1996)
      • Wikis (Leuf & Cunningham, 2001)
      • Wikis and writing skills (Tashakkori & Teddlie, 2003)
      • Perceptions of teacher candidates on using wikis to deepen
      • understanding (Baert, 2008)
      • Quantitative Research Question
      • Does using wikis improve the student’s knowledge base of fitness within a fitness concepts course?
      • Qualitative Research Question
      • How do students perceive the effect of using wikis on their knowledge of fitness within a fitness concepts course?
      • Participants: 4 classes of undergraduate students taking the FC course in Fall 2008
      • 2 Instructors (GA’s)
      • Same curriculum to all classes
      Instructor Time Tool A MWF 12:30 pm Wiki A TT 8 am Word B MWF 10:30 am Word B TT 9:30 am Wiki
      • The research component was 25% of final grade. 4 components
      • Research 1: Familiarize with tool
      • Research 2: Create an article/brochure on a course related topic
      • Research 3: Edit someone else's article/brochure
      • Research 4: Read and comment on other articles / present and discuss brochure
      • Informed consent on final day.
      • Mixed Methods:
      • Quantitative : Test scores measuring fitness concepts knowledge. – use 2 way ANOVA (SPSS) statistical analyses
      • Qualitative : Focus group interviews (perceptions of students using the wiki) – on final day audio recorded +coded, transcribed and organized into themes
      • May show some differences between test scores comparing class times/ instructors.
      • No statistical difference between test scores of the different groups.
      Wiki Word A 38 42 B 43 40 MWF 39 38 TT 42 40
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      • Focus group may indicate different findings.
      • Wiki users found the wiki new, simple and convenient to access.
      • Word users found it an easy and fun assignment but noted that it did not assist them in their learning of the content.
      • Main conclusion: wiki can be beneficial, a few adjustments should be made to improve learning.
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