Interactive Whiteboard Projects for Modern Languages

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    1. Using Interactive Whiteboards to Support Learner-Centred Approaches to Language Teaching and Learning Euline Cutrim Schmid & Ton Koenraad reporting on 2 related projects:
      • Professional development (Heidelberg, Germany)
      • Sharing Materials & Practices (Utrecht, NL)
    2. Hogeschool Utrecht University of Applied Sciences / Fac. Education E-Learning consultant & teacher educator (MFL pedagogy / CALL)
    3. Pedagogical benefits of Interactive Whiteboards (IWBs)
      • Helps integration of new media in the regular language classroom
      • Enhances scope of interactivity & learner engagement
      • Supports development “electronic literacies”
      • Helps to address diversity in learning styles (aural, visual and kinaesthetic)
      • Can contribute to student attainment
      • IF…
    4. Shared concerns & rationales
      • Important factors for successful introduction of IWBs : - Teacher is KEY: pedagogical views, knowledge and media literacy
      • NEEDed: ( Cutrim Schmid, 2008; Gray et al. 2005; Koenraad, 2008) - Quality training - Materials & inspiring practices for modern MFL Pedagogy - Support for p2p learning
    5. Research project (2009 – 2011): Towards a Model of Interactive Whiteboard Training for Language Teachers Euline Cutrim Schmid University of Education Heidelberg, Germany
    6. Project information (1)
      • Characteristics of CPD-Model : - “bottom up” approach to teacher professional development in CALL - a pedagogical framework based on a socio-cognitive view of communicative language teaching.
      • Research Team : - Junior Prof. + student teachers - nine practitioners
    7. Project information (2)
      • Key Questions: - What teacher competencies are needed to use IWBs towards a socio-cognitive view of communicative language teaching? - What kind of technical and pedagogical support is mostly needed by teachers in this process?
      • Research Methods: - in-depth longitudinal case studies - ethnographic research instruments: classroom observations & field notes, video recordings, in-depth interviews and video-triggered reflective dialogues with the teachers
    8. Interim Results (1)
      • Teacher competences: - adapt / design interactive IWB materials - manage IWB-based activities to activate ALL learners - coherently integrate various multimedia resources (pace, cognitive load and active processing of content) - enhance IWB functionality using peripherals - finding and evaluating ready-made, usable materials
    9. Migration needed for NEW, IWB-related Competencies
      • FROM a print-based approach and related black/whiteboard activities such as: - annotate grammar rules, - grammar exercises - vocabulary items - worksheets (scanned documents or MS Word files): fill-in-the-gaps vocabulary & grammar exercises)
      • TOWARDS use of multimodal resources provided, such as annotation tools (e.g. shapes, lines), variety of colour, fonts, images & integrating internet resources
    10. Characteristics of Training
      • Replacement of “top-down” technological one-day workshops with “bottom-up” training that:
      • supports refinement of pedagogical practice
      • stimulates collaboration with experienced teacher trainers or colleagues
      • has a sound theoretical basis and a clear pedagogical framework
      • focuses on teachers’ immediate pedagogical needs & contextualized examples, related to actual work
      • provides teachers with enough opportunities for gradual accumulation of knowledge and experience within their constraints of time and energy.
    11. IWB-Project @ CALL-in-Practice
    12. IWB4MFL CoP
      • Goals: - Sharing materials, practices & practitioner knowledge - Contributing to initial Teacher Ed. & CPD ( Meskill et al., 2006; Preston et al.,2000; Koenraad, 2005)
      • Activities: - Teacher Ed. Curr. Development - Materials, Expertise & Partner spotting - Resources development - Blogging - Formation Editorial Team - EU project application
    13. IWB4MFL CoP (2)
      • Website Components at CALL-in-Practice : - Resources: . Practice portraits . Repository of IWB files . Annotated links to external resources . Research reviews & references
      • Introduction to IWB4MFL
      • Weblog Tool for Multilingual Blogging Circles (linking MFL and L1 teachers & resources)
      • Workflow for Teacher Ed. mentoring
    14. Comenius Course: ‘Designing for the Web 2.0 Language Classroom. Check out the 2010 Edition!
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