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    1. Teaching History with Technology Sanjaya Mishra
    2. What is Teaching and Learning?
      • Think for yourself – what according to you teaching and learning is all about?
    3. What is Teaching and Learning?
      • Empowering citizens?
    4. What is Teaching and Learning?
      • Empowering citizens?
      • Transmission of information/knowledge and evaluating students?
    5. What is Teaching and Learning?
      • Empowering citizens?
      • Transmission of information/knowledge and evaluating students?
      • Certification system?
    6. What is Teaching and Learning?
      • Empowering citizens?
      • Transmission of information/knowledge and evaluating students?
      • Certification system?
      • Preparation for employment?
    7. What is Teaching and Learning?
      • Empowering citizens?
      • Transmission of information/knowledge and evaluating students?
      • Certification system?
      • Preparation of employment?
      • Achievement of learning outcomes of a course/programme?
    8. What is Teaching and Learning?
      • It is definitely preparing our students for the future/change...
    9. Changes in Education Face-to-Face Distance Online Delivery Mode
    10. Changes in Education Teacher-centred Learner-centred Learning-centred Approach to Teaching and Learning
    11. Changes in Education Behaviourism/Cognitivism Constructivism Connectivism Teaching and Learning Philosophy
    12. Changes in Education Teacher Design Team Design Student Participation Curriculum
    13. Changes in Education Final Pen and Paper Test + Continuous, Product oriented Evidence-based, process oriented Assessment methods
    14. Changes in Education Computers Web Web 2.0 Technology
    15. Changes in Education Without Technology Skills Low Tech Skills Technology Empowered Teachers
    16. Changes in Education Without Tech Access Low Tech Users Active Tech Users Students
    17. Technologies in Distance Education
      • Printed SLM
      • Audio and Video
      • Radio and TV
      • Multimedia and CDs
      • Assignments
      • Webpages
      • Email
      • Interactive TV
      • Interactive Radio
      • Satellite Based Video Conference
      ODL Technologies
    18. Technologies in Distance Education
      • Printed SLM
      • Audio and Video
      • Radio and TV
      • Multimedia and CDs
      • Assignments
      • Webpages
      • Email
      • Interactive TV
      • Interactive Radio
      • Satellite Based Video Conference
      OLD Technologies
    19. Technologies in Distance Education
      • Video on the Web (YouTube)
      • Podcasting
      • Blogs
      • Wikis
      • Discussion Forums
      • ePortfolio
      • RSS
      • Twitter
      • Social Bookmarking
      • Social Networking
      • Slideshare
      • Learning Management System
      • Webcasting (live)
      • IP-based Video conference
      • Mobile Technologies
      • Internet Radio
      • Skype/IM/GoogleTalk
      • Virtual Reality
      NEW Technologies
    20. Technologies and Instructional Design
      • Think about " Instructional Technology before Information Technology "
        • What the students will learn and do rather than what you want to teach
        • What technologies are available to your students and yourself
        • How your students will demonstrate their learning outcomes rather than how you would like them to assess
        • Match content, technology and pedagogy
    21. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Should be simple both to teachers and students
    22. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Should be simple both to teachers and students
      Slow Learning Curve
    23. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Should be simple both to teachers and students
      Quick Learning Curve
    24. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Revise Existing Courses and Programmes
    25. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Revise Existing Courses and Programmes
      • Difficult (as old habits die hard...)
    26. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Revise Existing Courses and Programmes
      • Difficult (as old habits die hard...)
      • Possible with high level of motivation or equal amount of pressure
    27. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Start new Courses and Programmes with technology use
    28. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Start new Courses and Programmes with technology use
      • Innovation brings in Motivation...
    29. Practical Steps and Approaches
      • Use Wikis and Blogs to start with
        • Use IGNOU Wiki
        • Use eGyanKosh Blog
      • Develop individual ICT skills to be empowered (no full dependence on programmers)
      • Use OpenOffice.org and other simple Open Source software
    30. Thank you very much. -- Sanjaya Mishra
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