Life In The Fast Lane - PTEE 2007 "GO"

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    1. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/a6/DOWNTOWN.jpg 700m, Dubai
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    6. “ They only teach you stuff any fool can look up in a book “ Calvin & Hobbes
    7. INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIVE ASSIGNMENTS USING WIKI TECHNOLOGY MAARTEN CANNAERTS AND GREET LANGIE Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst – CAMPUS De Nayer WALTER LAURIKS Leuven Catholic University – Department of physics HILDE CRETEN AND HERMAN BUELENS Leuven Catholic University – DUO/ICTO
    8. … can be translated from pedagogese to English as … INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIVE ASSIGNMENTS USING WIKI TECHNOLOGY
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    10. The main dangers in this life are the people who want to change everything … … or nothing. Nancy Astor
    11. An expert is someone who knows some of the worst mistakes which can be made in a very narrow field. Niels Bohr
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    14. What are the problems we face?
    15. The WORLD is CHANGING!
    16. What are the problems we face?
      • The world is changing!
      • Our students are changing
        • (are these different things?)
      • There is a different kind of logic at work (Frand, 2000, ‘ the information age mindset ’)
        • …………… .. is NOT technology
        • …………… .. replaces TV
        • ………… .… is better than writing
        • …………… ..…… is a way of life
        • ………… ... is more important than knowing
        • ................................................................is essential, always-everywhere
        • ………………………………………… .. is preferred to conventional logic
        • Computer
        • Internet
        • Typing
        • Multitasking
        • Doing
        • Connectivity and communication
        • Nintendo (trial and error)
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      • ? How can we make learning relevant and fun for our students ?
    19. Learning is a social process … Do our digital learning environments reflect this statement?
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    22. We learn our children to TALK, WALK and PLAY until they are the age of three
    23. … and then we teach them to SHUT UP, SIT DOWN, and BE SERIOUS
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    25. http://www.sxc.hu/profile/zirzuke There is no prize for predicting rain. There is only a prize for building an ark. NATO secretary-general Lord Robertson
      • ? How can we make learning relevant and fun for our students ?
    26. Context
      • Physics course, 1 st year engineering students
      • Intradisciplinary work? (4 year curriculum – 5 year curriculum)
      • Collaborative work?
      • Using technologies?
    27. A complex setting!
      • Students located at two institutes…
      • … geographically distant.
      • Two different disciplines.
      • Two different professors.
      • More or less similar course topic (physics – polarization)
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    30. Kids love what tech does , not what it is eSchool News online
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    34. What is Web 2.0?
      • Web 2.0
        • Second generation web-based (internet) tools…
        • … focused at communication, collaboration and exchange of ideas/ information/ materials/ software…
          • ( social constructivism, anyone? )
      • What’s a wiki to you?
      • Wiki is my middle name!
      • Wiki – hmm… heard of it
      • Wiki? Pedia?
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    44. Advantages of using wikis
      • Ease of use, online and flexible (anytime anywhere)
      • Simultaneous editing
      • Backtracking (view changes);
      • Fast collaboration
      • Version management
      • Not ‘ person oriented ’ but ‘ task oriented ’
      • Using wiki technology has led to better learning
      • (not mere ‘copy-pasting’ of text material)
      • Using wiki technology has led to better learning
    45. … but …
      • Some technical issues
      • Collaboration is very “task oriented”
      • Face to face collaboration works faster and easier
      • Lack of social control
    46. Peer grading tool
      • Students claim to know better who did what, and…
      • … can give a fair grade
      • … but…
      • Do not (really) use tools
        • Logbook
        • Version backtracking
    47. The future?
    48. If we knew what we were doing, we wouldn't call it research. Albert Einstein
      • Wiki technology
        • Empirical proof about didactical advantage(s)
      • Peer grading tool
        • Improve feedback given to students
        • What (implicit or explicit) grading criteria do the students use?
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