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TALKING TECHNOLOGY
SEA UK ASM 7 March 2016
Natalie Lafferty - University of Dundee
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Clilck, click, click learning
6. Passive - spoon feeding – not in the workflow
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7. Learning is social
Discourse, collaboration and knowledge building
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8. 10
70
20
Structured Learning: Formal learning, workshops,
webinars, online learning, e-learning, classrooms
Learning from others: Communities of practice,
professional networks, user generated content,
coaching, mentoring, feedback
Learning from experience: Action learning,
problem solving, shadowing, self-directed
learning, mobile support
70 : 20 : 10 Framework
Charles Jennings http://www.slideshare.net/charlesjennings/the-702010-framework
9. Dr Gordon Caldwell
Consultant Physician, Worthing Hospital
@drcaldwell
Whatever happened to apprenticeship learning?
As a clinical teacher, I can now see that I am not just
teaching individuals to pass exams, I am contributing to
developing the next generation of a community of
practice of doctors.
This model of situated learning is apprenticeship
learning, and can draw clinicians and educationalists
together again.
THE CLINICAL TEACHER 2011; 8 272–275
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Situated learning – Community of Practice
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12. Dr Gordon Caldwell
Consultant Physician, Worthing Hospital
@drcaldwell
Whatever happened to apprenticeship learning?
My only concern about situated learning is that it
is described as a rather passive process, of
learning by listening to stories, by observation and
by experience: i.e. learning by ‘osmosis’.
THE CLINICAL TEACHER 2011; 8 272–275
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“A collective is very different from an ordinary community. Where
communities can be passive (though not all of them are by any
means), collectives cannot. In communities, people learn in order
to belong. In a collective, people belong in order to learn.
Communities derive their strength from creating a sense of
belonging, while collectives derive theirs from participation.”
Douglas Thomas and John Seely Brown (2011)
17. … information technology has
become a participatory medium,
giving rise to an environment that
is constantly being changed and
reshaped by the participation
itself.
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Learning accessible, anytime, any place, any where
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Barriers to learning – infrastructure, hardware, access, skills
HEE trying to address
20. THE DOCTOR AS PROFESSIONAL
Reflect, learn and teach
others ...
Establish the foundations for
lifelong learning and
continuing professional
development, including a
professional development
portfolio containing
reflections, achievements
and learning needs.
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Lifelong Learners (LLLs)
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24. Fact or Fiction?
Digital native Digital immigrant
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25. Dr Colin Mitchell
Consultant Geriatric Physician
@drcolinmitchell
Why are Junior Doctors no cleverer than I was?
Doctors are a terrible bunch of luddites in the main. I did a
tutorial with F2 trainees a few months ago. All but one were
on facebook, pretty much all had used wikipedia as a
reference, and most had some sort of VLE-experience - but
only one had ever read a medical blog. And the whole concept
of social media as a pedagogical tool was utterly alien to them.
(2009)
http://colinsmededblog.blogspot.co.uk/2009/06/why-are-junior-doctors-no-cleverer-than.html#comment-form
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Is medical/clinical education stuck in the past? feels like we
are
discussing the same things we were 5 years ago?
36. “In the new culture of learning, people learn through
their interaction and participation with one another
in fluid relationships that are the result of shared
interests and opportunity.”
Thomas & Seely Brown
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Shift away from Facebook to Instagram, Twitter,
What’s App, Snapchat
… Slack
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Engaging students & trainees as co-producers of
learning