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- 1. Can Video Improve Learning & Development? Jon Harman - Learning Design & Media Director 9th May 2013 University of Law Ltd : http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonharman1075 : @colmmu
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- 3. It is a machine though. A Machine with limited resources. Limited cognitive/ computational/ information processing capability. This leads us to being intelligent.
- 4. Cognitive Consistency, Efficiency and Receptivity
- 5. Nine Ways to Reduce Cognitive Load in Multimedia Learning – Mayer and Moreno (2003)
- 7. Definition of Insanity…. Keep doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results
- 8. Isn’t This: Still This: Acquisition Metaphor Vs Participation Metaphor – Sfard (1998)
- 9. Lecture Vs Sleep – Eric Mazur http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2013/edx-summit-0306.html
- 10. Digital tools and challenges to institutional traditions of learning – Saljo (2010) to learn something is to be able convert information stored in the expanding external symbolic storages of our social memory into something that is new, interesting and consequential for a practice or an issue. The implications of such a metaphorical construction of learning will have to be worked out within the educational system and its instructional practices. It does not follow from a mere introduction of new technologies.
- 11. Where does video sit? Learning Media Learning Design & Interaction Design Learning Technology Delivery Platform
- 12. The Role of Mediating Artefacts in Learning Design – Grainne Conole
- 13. Learning Media Development Presentation Layer/ Interaction Design Content Players, Apps and Portals Media Production/ Narrative Design Video/ Audio/ Animation/ Hi Fidelity Graphics Content Authoring/ Instructional Design Activity/ Learning Design Content Authoring Systems Design/ Planning Tools
- 14. Video/ Audio/ Animation/ Hi Fidelity Graphics Media Content Production
- 16. Some Stats on Barriers to Success • 62% - Lack of knowledge about potential use and implementation • 61% - Lack of skills to implement and manage • 55% - Reluctance by line managers to encourage new methods • 32% - Reluctance by staff to adopt new technology Towards Maturity Benchmark Report 2011 -12
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