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This document outlines an agenda for a learning design workshop that explores different methods of representing course designs and learning activities. It introduces the Open University's Learning Design Initiative and Cloudworks site, which allows users to share "clouds" of learning and teaching ideas. The workshop includes presentations on learning design representations using tools like CompendiumLD and Cmap, an activity exploring these tools, and a discussion of evaluating and planning next steps. Representations at the micro, meso, and macro levels are covered, from individual activities to full course maps and pedagogy profiles.
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Chile regresó a la democracia en 1990 luego de 17 años de dictadura militar, abriendo amplias oportunidades para el país y su gente buscar un mejor futuro a través de un gobierno electo democráticamente.
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The document discusses emerging trends in e-learning including the rise of social and participatory media, the co-evolution of tools and pedagogical practices, new digital literacies required of learners and teachers, and challenges in designing effective open learning experiences that leverage new technologies while grounded in solid pedagogical approaches.
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This document summarizes a presentation given by Gráinne Conole about rethinking learning and teaching in a digital age. The presentation covered several topics including the changing educational context with new digital literacies needed, emerging open practices, online community and interactivity, social and participatory media, pedagogies of e-learning, digital literacies, creativity, and open practices. Conole argued that effective use of new technologies requires rethinking core learning and teaching processes in a more open, collaborative way.
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This document discusses the implications of social and participatory media on education. It begins by providing an overview of these new technologies, including their ability to enable new forms of interaction, user-generated content, collective aggregation, and community formation. It then discusses how these technologies can support constructivist and socially situated pedagogies through tools that enable peer critiquing, user generated content, and reflective, dialogic and peer-based learning. However, it also notes these technologies create a digital divide and new digital literacy demands. The document examines some positive impacts, such as access and personalization, and negative impacts, such as questions around the role of educational institutions.
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- 1. Learning Design Workshop Gráinne Conole, Open University, UK Ascilite Conference 6 th December 2009 http://cloudworks.ac.uk/cloudscape/view/1938
- 3. OU Learning Design Initiative Representation: CompendiumLD tool Design methods Guidance : Tools Resources Activities Workshops Sharing : Research projects Workshops Cloudworks Team: Andrew Brasher, Gráinne Conole, Paul Clark, Simon Cross, Juliette Culver, Nick Freear, Rebecca Galley, Paul Mundin Empirical evidence: Interviews, surveys, web stats, workshops
- 4. Harnessing web 2.0 practices Teachers/designers want examples , want to share/discuss ! Many repositories of good practice , but little impact Can we change practices through use of web 2.0 ideas? Blogging Facebook Twitter Slideshare Flckr Youtube Commenting Live commentary Tagging RSS feeds Embedding Following
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- 9. Key concepts: Clouds Clouds: Ideas Design or case studies Tools or resources Questions or problems
- 10. Key concepts: Clouds Clouds: Ideas Design or case studies Tools or resources Questions or problems
- 11. Key concepts: Clouds Clouds: Ideas Design or case studies Tools or resources Questions or problems
- 12. Key concepts: Clouds Clouds: Ideas Design or case studies Tools or resources Questions or problems
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- 18. Key concepts: Cloudscapes Cloudscapes: Conferences Workshops Course team Student cohort Research theme Project
- 24. CompendiumLD Core icon set Design icon set
- 30. Course map/At a glance representation Guidance and support “ Learning pathway” Course structure and timetable Course calendar, study guide, tutorials Information and experience “ Content and activities” Could include course materials, prior experience or student generated content Readings, DVDs, podcasts, lab or field work, placements Communication and interaction “ Dialogue” Social dimensions of the course, interaction with other students and tutors Course forum, email Thinking and reflection “ Meta-cognition” Internalisation and reflection on learning In-text questions, notebook, blog, e-portfolio, Evidence and demonstration “ Assessment” Diagnostic, formative and summative Multiple choice quizzes, TMAs, ECA
Editor's Notes
- Say something about activity 1: objective: facilitated activities; to treat this as an opportunity to learn about OERs; expand your knowledge on learning design, and activities around pedagogy, but also reflect your existing practices … treat your discussions as a self-reflexive exercise …
- Say something about activity 1: objective: facilitated activities; to treat this as an opportunity to learn about OERs; expand your knowledge on learning design, and activities around pedagogy, but also reflect your existing practices … treat your discussions as a self-reflexive exercise …