An Address in FDP at STRIDE, IGNOU, New Delhi on Emerging Technologies in Education: Learning, Teaching and Professional Development

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A Resource Person's Address in the FDP at IGNOU, New Delhi dated 25th July, 2019 on topic "Emerging Technologies in Education: Learning, Teaching and Professional Development"

A Resource Person’s Address
in the
Faculty Development Programme
on
Design, Development and Delivery of
MOOCs
at
STRIDE, IGNOU, Delhi
VKK, DU, Delhi July 25th, 2019
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

VINOD KUMAR KANVARIA
Department of Education
University of Delhi
vinodpr111@gmail.com

Digit, Digital, Digitalization
and Digitization
ETIP ?
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Innovation versus
Technology versus Computer
versus ICT
Innovation ?
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Learning, Teaching and
Professional Development
Education ?
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Education
Current Concern
InnovationETIP
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

PD
ET in Education
TeachingLearning
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Change in Learning due to
EmTech
 Copyright to Free to Open
 Web 1.0 to 2.0 to 3.0 to
Education 4.0
 Cooperative to Collaborative to
SharedVKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Mobile Learning
Typical Examples
Ubiquitous
Learning
MOOC
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

NROER
Typical Examples
e-PathshalaSwayam
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Change in Teaching due to
EmTech
 Teaching to Instruction to Content
Development
 Authoritative to Pseudo-
democratic to True Democratic
 Empathy to Sympathy to
Professional
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Change in Teaching due to
EmTech
 Equity to Equality
 Floppy/CD to Laptop to Online
 Static to Mobile
 Manual to Mechanical
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

LCMS
Typical Examples
CMSLMS
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

WizIQ
Typical Examples
App-based
Teaching
Moodle
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Change in PD due to EmTech
 Social Welfare to Paid to Free
 Lecture (Spoken) to Writing
(Publication)
 Face-to-face to Online
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

 Local to National to Global PLNs
 System Driven to Grant for
Everything
 Rigid to Flexible Environment for
Training
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019
Change in PD due to EmTech

 Ethical to Legal Practice
 Manual to Automation
 Individually Governed to Massively
Governed
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019
Change in PD due to EmTech

PMMMNMTT
Typical Examples
LEAPARPIT
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

PLNs
Typical Examples
Webinar
Social
Networking
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Second Life
Typical Examples
Urkund &
Turnitin
DOAJ
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

A MOOC from the
Open University
of Mauritius
Sharing A Case
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Sharing A Case
An Online Course
from the Open
University, United
Kingdom
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Sharing A Case
A MOOC from the
National Open
University of
Nigeria
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Sharing A Case
A MOOC from the
ATHABASCA
University, CANADA
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

How to meet New Equations
in the Field of Education?
Time to Reflect
on this Concern
for Learning,
Teaching & PD
i.e. Emerging
Technology
Integration for
Mass-level
EducationVKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Visionary Shift
ET
Innovation
Education
Equality, Justice,
Unbiasedness, Value
to the Profession of
All of Us
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

Time for A
Short Video
on Future of
Education
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

In the Current Times and
Future
Our SUCCESS will depend upon
the extent to which
we are able
to change ourselves
with the changing times
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

-To the entire Educational
Fraternity and the
STRIDE-IGNOU Family
for this Great Initiative on
MOOC
VKK in FDP@STRIDE on 25th July, 2019

An Address in FDP at STRIDE, IGNOU, New Delhi on Emerging Technologies in Education: Learning, Teaching and Professional Development

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