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Design of classroom experience
The document outlines a blended learning solution that combines mobile learning (m-learning) with individual self-learning to enhance classroom experiences. It proposes the creation of a standardized e-portfolio platform for students to document their learning and receive assignments from teachers, promoting greater responsibility in their education. The system aims to provide accessible learning resources through a dedicated portal while allowing for personalized learning experiences, although it may face challenges related to platform adaptation and relevance for some learners.
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Design of classroom experience
- 1. DESIGN OF CLASSROOMEXPERIENCE Blend learning solution Barry Ng via
- 2. ABOUT MY IDEA Myidea aims to achieve the following Learning on the go(M-Learning) + Blended learning Reduces classroom learning time and increases individual self learning time. This pushes learners to have greater responsibility of their learning Spreads/widen the accessibility to learning for everyone who requires to create an E-portfolio
- 3. BEFORE THE SYSTEM Teacher teaches a subject, provide a homework for student to do and write a reflection. Teacher marks the assignment upon receiving the essay, returns to student with a grade. Teachers might be treating the E-portfolio as supplementary towards the actual topic(subject) Pockets of reflections and learning experiences maybe all over the place, with no singular platform available for the learner John (Student)Teacher
- 4. AFTER: NEW TRIALSYSTEM Teacher collaborates together and standardizes a central platform for E-portfolio creation. (e.g. wordpress or blogspot) Teacher ask learner to create the E-portfolio within the first week of school Learner will add teacher (if possible) as a user to mark the assignments Teacher provides an essay for learners to work on, learner does the assignment and reports that it is ready for marking. Learner received a grade for the assignment and adjustments are given to the learner
- 5. RESOURCES AND TOOLS Alllearning resources will be from learn.barristar.net Learning resource on learn.barristar.net will comprise of videos, images and text for learning references. Facilitators will have to refer to this site for its instructions and references Learner will use the classroom as an area for learning improvements and refinements.
- 6. CONTENT CURATION (LEARN.BARRISTAR.NET) Contentson the portal are restricted to the following Videos 3- 5 minute videos for learning of a system Multiple videos curated for learning a same topic (learning reinforcement) It must be scalable to the mobile device Image Interactive images using Thinglink (images that contains clickable links or valuable information) Maximum graphical representations for better meaning creation It must be scalable to the mobile device Text Text and paragraph spacings must be appropriate for M-learning It must be scalable according to the mobile device
- 7. ADVANTAGES OF THESYSTEM Learners can access content on the go (M-learning) Learners are able to bring the prior knowledge from previous systems or assumptions into this learning experience and also into the classroom Learners can access learning at a smaller bite size information, as they try to create meaning to the content.
- 8. LIMITATIONS OF THESYSTEM Learners might have used other platforms and choose not to use any of the platforms given in the site Learners might find E-portfolio irrelevant Facilitators might have issues addressing the various platform technical issues Learning management platform available for use to grade and mark assignments
- 9. BLENDED LEARNING MODEL John(Student) Accesses Learning materials From learning web page Facilitator facilitates any query/questions John Continues to grow portfolio (Student Ownership)
- 10. Classroom Application (Via Assignments) Online Learning (via learn.barrister.net Workplace experiences 3Key points Creating meaning Reinforcing learning Application of knowledge FLOW OF STUDENT’S KNOWLEDGE K Legend Fragment of knowledgeK K K K K K K K K K K K K K
- 11. FLOW OF STUDENT’SKNOWLEDGE Orange circles symbolizes the flow of their knowledge Smaller orange circles absorption of an knowledge that is irrelevant to them at this stage of life Trying to create meaning to the information in the site. Bigger orange circles Grasps the information and have created meaning to it Reinforcement of learning as a result of 1-1 coaching or mentoring by facilitator Answering of queries by the Facilitator
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- 13. Students 4 a group Students 4a group Students 4 a group Facilitator LEARNER INTERACTION
- 14. Students 4 a group Students 4a group Students 4 a group Facilitator IDEA SHARING AMONG MEMBERS Facilitator walks around to examine progress FACILITATOR ROLE
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- 16. MOVING FORWARD Learn.barristar.net Fully Mobile VideoConferencing (enquiries and help) Discussion Forum Community of E-Portfolio Personalized Learning