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    1. Unified in Learning –Separated by Space Martin Rehm S-ICT 2008 Wednesday. 19th of November. 2008
    2. Overview •(Methodological) Framework •Structure •Results •(Possible) Next Steps Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    3. Framework •Large international organization (IO) •2006 & 2007 (6 months each): ~ 400 middle- & top-management ~ 100 offices world wide •Secure the impact of the IO •Enhancing the capacity and skills of its staff Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    4. (Methodological) Framework Learning Program e-Learning Online Remedial Teaching Model Rienties, Tempelaar, Waterval, Rehm, & Gijselaers (2006) Face-to-Face Community of Practice Workshop Lave & Wenger (1991) Community of Learning Stacey, Smith & Barty (2004) Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    5. e-Learning Entry 5 Modules: Questionnaires •Self-Study (Lectures & Readings) •Quizzes •Online Discussion Groups (asynchronous) •Final Assessment - 2006: summative - 2007: formative Face-to-Face Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    6. Online Discussion Groups •“ Learning Communities“(~ 15 part.) •“Common identity” (Hung & Der-Thanq, 2001) •“Neo-apprenticeship style learning” (Gannon-Leary & Fontainha, 2007) Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    7. Results of the End-Evaluation Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    8. 2006 2007 (n=157) (n=87) t-test Domain Question Ø Ø (difference) Phase 1 of this Learning Programme was a valuable learning experience. 5,82 1,16 6,16 1,36 - The content of Phase 1 was appropriate 4,75 1,44 5,31 1,38 0,001 Experiences Phase 1 was well organized. 4,59 1,48 5,18 1,54 0,000 The allocated time was sufficient to study the subject matter. 2,41 1,31 3,58 1,88 0,000 The goals of Phase 1 were clear to me. 5,56 1,11 5,67 0,90 - The assignments/tasks stimulated me to study. 5,02 1,40 5,76 1,26 0,032 Learning Goals I am satisfied with what I learned in terms of knowledge. 5,00 1,38 5,60 1,30 - I am satisfied with what I learned in terms of insights. 5,18 1,38 5,42 1,51 - I have been encouraged to cooperate more effectively with my colleagues worldwide. 4,36 1,42 4,86 1,39 0,040 I have improved my evidence based analysis I think that at the skills. 4,77 1,37 5,34 1,16 0,027 end of Phase 1 … I am more able to cooperate with other organizations. 5,03 1,33 5,11 1,57 - I will get better results in my career. 4,76 1,39 5,30 1,39 0,014 Likert Scale: 1 (strongly disagree) –7 (strongly agree) Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    9. 2006 2007 (n=157) (n=87) t-test Domain Question Ø Ø (difference) The group in which I participated functioned well. 4,10 1,41 4,59 1,76 0,009 I think I have learned more during Phase 1 through collaboration with others than I would have learned, if I had to work alone. 4,28 1,65 4,66 1,92 0,011 Group discussions The facilitators were enthusiastic about coaching our Learning Community. 4,16 1,57 4,95 1,93 0,000 I expected the facilitators to take a more active role in the learning process. 4,19 1,52 4,59 2,22 - The online assessments during Phase 1 gave me a good picture of what I still had to study. 5,10 1,46 5,64 1,33 0,003 The fundamental readings helped me to study the Other E-learning Tools content of Phase 1. na na 5,95 1,28 - The applied readings helped me to study the content of Phase 1. na na 5,93 1,11 - The amount of required literature was too much. 5,44 1,48 4,61 1,88 0,000 Please provide an overall grade for the quality of the e-Learning Phase (scale 1-10) 6,64 1,62 7,07 1,58 0,053 Please provide an overall grade for the functioning Overall grade and hours of the e-Learning Phase Team (scale 1-10) 6,27 1,79 7,11 1,97 0,001 worked On average, how many hours per week did you work on the e-Learning Phase of this Learning Programme? 8,01 5,21 8,20 6,69 - Likert Scale: 1 (strongly disagree) –7 (strongly agree) Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    10. Performance Indicators for Phase 1 in 2006 & 2007 (Averages: 1 –10) 10 9 Paired-Sample t-test (PK –FG) 8 7 2006: no significant difference 6 5 2007: 2006 2007 significant increase 4 (at 0.01 level) 3 2 1 PK: Pre-Knowledge PG: Participation Grade QZ: Quizzes 0 FE: Final Exam PK PG QZ FE FG FG: Final Grade Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    11. (Possible) Next Steps •Garrison, Anderson & Archer (2000) – Social Presence – Teaching Presence – Cognitive Presence •Impact of Organizational Structure –Group Dynamics – " Outcomes Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    12. Contact Details Martin Rehm Email martin.rehm@governance.unimaas.nl Internet http://martinrehm.wordpress.com/ www.governance.unimaas.nl Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)
    13. Unified in Learning –Separated by Space Martin Rehm S-ICT 2008 Wednesday. 19th of November. 2008 Maastricht Graduate School of Governance (MGSoG)

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