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- 1. Breaking Down the Barriers: Augmenting the Classroom Experience with Technology Molly Wasko– School of Business & Sallie Wright – UAB IT UAB’s Teaching with Technology Series 1/20/2011
- 2. A Tale of Two Cultures Digital Natives Digital Immigrant “Kid, you do my website and I’ll do your homework!”
- 3. Frustration & Anxiety for Immigrants
- 4. What is wrong with these students?
- 5. These kids can’t listen or pay attention!
- 6. The only thing they care about is what’s on the test!
- 7. It’s always been good enough in the past
- 8. It’s not my fault if they don’t like my teaching style
- 9. It’s not my fault that the students are stupid
- 10. Frustration & Anxiety for Natives Embedded video from Michael Wesch: A Vision of Students Today http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o
- 12. The best way to engage is through face to face
- 13. 50% of what is discussed in a classroom is forgotten by the time students hit the door 80% is forgotten after 30 days
- 14. Rarely does the receiver interpret a message exactly as the sender intended
- 15. Benefits of Face to Face Feedback Social Cues Language Variety Personalization
- 16. Benefits of Technology… Reach Across time and place Rehearsability: can practice/change Reprocessability: carries across time and place Language Variety: multiple ways to message Parallelism: everyone can talk at the same time
- 17. Benefits of Technology… Frees you from time and place too
- 18. Let’s face it, keeping up with the technology is a bit overwhelming. As soon as I learn one thing, the technology changes…
- 19. How much new stuff do you expect your students to learn as part of your class? What are you willing to invest to meet their expectations?
- 20. I have taught this way forever and it’s always worked before This is how I learned when I was in school It was good enough for me
- 21. I am preparing my students to meet the expectations of the future
- 22. I’m sorry, this is all just a little too weird
- 23. It’s real, it’s here, it’s now… And it’s on our campus and in our classrooms
- 24. We have become the immigrants, it’s time to engage the natives Embedded video from pmah99: Digital Natives http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwKD-GuKkFc
- 25. The Fundamentals Never Change!
- 26. Let their voices be heard! Teach them how to express themselves wisely…..
Editor's Notes
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