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    1. Presented at the National Broadband Forum Johannesburg, 24 March 2009 bb4edu
        • Steve Vosloo
        • Fellow, 21 st century learning
      • In South Africa we want ...
      • an information society
      • made up by knowledge workers
      • participating in a knowledge economy
      • competing on a global level
      • my point:
      • access to ICT
      • access to information
      • my point:
      • access to ICT
      • access to information
      • access to participation
      • Participatory culture:
      • creating and sharing one's creation
      • low barriers to artistic expression
      • blogs, podcasts, games, videos, fan fiction
        • (Jenkins et al., 2006)‏
      • Participation is about:
      • creation
      • communication
      • collaboration
      • problem solving
      • critical reading
        • Web 2.0 ... an “architecture of participation ”
        • (O'Reilly, 2005)‏
      • Participatory gap:
      • the unequal access to the opportunities, experiences, skills, and knowledge that will prepare youth for full participation in the world of tomorrow
        • (Jenkins et al., 2006)‏
      • What does participation in a broadband-enabled world mean for education?
    2. Then ...
      • Learning = acquiring information
      • Information is scarce and hard to find
      • Trust authority for good information
      • Good information is not up for discussion (Wesch, 2009)‏
    3. Now ...
      • Learning = making meaning
      • Information is plentiful and easy to find
      • Trust multiple sources for good information
      • Information is definitely up for discussion
      • Participation is about:
      • creation
      • communication
      • collaboration
      • problem solving
      • critical reading
      • Broadband takes homework and turns it into UGC
      • Broadband widens communication – no longer writing just for the teacher
      • Broadband enables wider collaboration – group work no longer just within classroom
      • Broadband enables peer-to-peer learning across time and space
      • Broadband enables enables local and global problem solving
      • Broadband blurs the lines between formal and informal learning
      • Broadband requires critical reading
      • Broadband changes the role of the teacher ... and of the learner
      • All aligned with outcomes-based education (OBE)‏
      • Broadband makes assignments fun
    4.  
    5.  
    6. dr.math: What grade are you in? what are you covering in math? Spark plug: 7 dr.math: grade 7? Spark plug: yes dr.math: are u doing "pre algebra" stuff like What is the value of X if x + 3 = 10? Spark plug: yes dr.math: ok, so what is the value of x if x + 3 = 10? Spark plug: 7 dr.math: ok. how about (15 x 2 ) + x = 35 Spark plug: 5 dr.math: (I am going to use * for multiply so not to confuse it with x, ok?)‏ Spark plug: ok dr.math: (2 * x) + 8 = 18 Spark plug: 5 dr.math: very good. can you explain to me how you figured that out? Spark plug: 18 - 8 is 10 so 2* what is 10 and the answer is 5 dr.math: Excellent.
      • Caveat: broadband ...
      • is not only hi-tech
      • doesn't make good educators
      • effects change at different speeds
      • is not an end in itself
      • In South Africa we want ...
      • an information society
      • made up by knowledge workers
      • participating in a knowledge economy
      • competing on a global level
      • In South Africa we want ...
      • an information society
      • made up by knowledge workers
      • participating in a knowledge economy
      • competing on a global level
      • a broadband-enabled participatory learning environment
      Then we need ...
    7. Thank you
      • Email
      • [email_address]
      • Twitter
      • www.twitter.com/stevevosloo
      • Blog
      • innovatingeducation.wordpress.com
      • Slides
      • www.slideshare.net/stevevosloo
    8. License
      • Unless otherwise noted all content in this presentation is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 South Africa License.
      • For more see:
      • http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/za/

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