- The document discusses ICT and digitalization in teaching and learning. It provides an overview of trends in technology for Chinese higher education such as blended learning, flipped learning, mobile learning, and the use of social media, virtual reality, and robotics in education. - The document demonstrates various digital tools that can be used for teaching and learning such as Padlet, Quizizz, AnswerGarden, and top sites in China like Baidu.com. It emphasizes that social media is important for sharing and discusses licensing for open educational resources. - Teachers are encouraged to consider how technological developments and challenges may impact their role and to make use of tools that can activate and engage students in lectures.

1. ICT and digitalization
in teaching and learning
信息通信技术和数字化教学与学习
New Teachers Pre-Service Training
新教师入职培训
Chongqing University of Sciences and Technology
Chongqing, China 26. July 2017
重庆科技学院
中国， 2017 年 7 月 26 日
Matleena Laakso
TAMK – Tampere University of Applied Sciences
坦佩雷应用科学大学
Li Zhang
TAMK & Bright Sky Consulting
坦佩雷应用科学大学， Bright Sky 教育咨询

2. Matleena Laakso
马特莱娜 · 拉科索
• Master of education, teacher’s
pedagogical qualification
• Expert in teaching and learning,
specialised in ICT and
digitalisation in education and
professional development
• Expert at the School of Vocational
Teacher Education at TAMK
• WeChat ID: matleenalaakso
• 教育学硕士，具有教师教学资格
• 教学和学习领域专家，专门从事 ICT
和数字化教育与职业发展等研究领域
• 坦佩雷科技大学职业教师教育学院专
家
• 微信账号： matleenalaakso

3. 信息通信技术和数字化教学与学
习
• 技术展望 2017 ：中国高等教育
• 教育社交媒体
We will try out three free web-tools.
• Padlet-app
• You can also use WeChat

4. Learning environment of today
Häkkinen & Viteli (ed) 2014: https://ktl.jyu.fi/julkaisut/julkaisuluettelo/julkaisut/2014/D109.pdf
Physical and virtual
Personal
and
shared Formal,
informal and
non-formal
Global and local
Picture: Kimhunghan CC BY-SA

5. What is typical for
good teaching methods?
Minna Lakkala: www.slideshare.net/MinnaHL/pedagogineninfra2015
• Students co-operate like professional teams.
• Students perform tasks and solve challanging
problems.
• Students use various sources and digital
techonology.
• Students create new knowledge together and make
concrete final results.
Picture: Sasint CC0, pixabay.com

6. Kuva: geralt CC0, pixabay.com

8. It does not matter
how slowly you go
as long as
you do not stop.
– Confucius
Picture: Confucius Sculpture from Nanjing,
Kevinsmithnyc, CC BY-SA, Wikimedia.org Picture: MemoryCatcher CC0, pixabay.com

9. You don’t have to do it alone
Picture: Jack78 CC0, pixabay.com

10. Timers
http://www.online-stopwatch.com/classroom-timers

11. • Share your ideas with those sitting next to you!
(groups of 3-5)
How can you learn from each other
things that help you as a teacher?

12. Technology Outlook 2017:
Chinese Higher Education
Picture: CC0, pixabay.com
Blueberry

13. Technology Outlook
2017: Chinese
Higher Education
• Made by The New Media
Consortium and Smart
Learning Institute of Beijing
Normal University
• http://sli.bnu.edu.cn
• Licensed under CC BY

16. Blended learning
Picture: Petra Larvus CC BY-SA

17. Picture: Matleena Laakso CC BY

18. Open educational resources

20. Creative Commons licenses are the
standard for sharing free content
online.
•International
•Non-commercial
•The most used license in the world
Picture: creativecommons.org/licenses, CC BY

21. creativecommons.net.cn

22. Creative Commons -terms
By combining these terms you get the licenses on the following slide

23. Recommended lisencies
to learning materials

24. pixabay.com/en (CC0 photos etc.)

26. • STEM: science, technology, engineering and mathematics
• A stands for ‘art+’ (arts, design, humanities).
– encourages more intellectual curiosity and creative thinking
Rise of STEAM Learning
Picture: Joffi CC0, pixabay.com

27. Start by giving a code and your name.
Let’s try! https://quizizz.com/join
Digitals tests:
Hot trend in Nordic countries

28. https://quizizz.com/join

29. Log in and create your own quiz
or use public quizizz

31. Picture: Bart Everson CC BY

32. Pictures: Jari Laru, CC BY-SA

34. Open your Padlet-app
• No need to register or sign in today!

35. padlet.com/matlaakso/trends

36. padlet.com/matlaakso/trends
Add your idea

37. What do these trends mean
for your role as a teacher?

40. • Students learn at home from videos, book, web, discussion etc.
• At the school they practise, solve problems, apply what they have
learned and co-operate with each others
• Type of blended learning: ICT and collaborative learning are actively
in use
Flipped learning
Picture: www.knewton.com/flipped-classroom

41. Mobile learning
Kuva: Bett2017, creativeconnection.co.uk

42. QR codes
• Assignments
• Guidelines
• Links to social media tools where to post comments, pictures,..
• Instruction videos
Pictures: Matleena Laakso CC BY

43. quizlet.com

45. Virtual and
augmented reality
Kuva: Timo Ilomäki CC BY

47. Robotics, machine learning
and artificial intelligence (AI) is here
• What do we need to learn?
• What the robots and AI can not do in the next decades?
Kuva: geralt CC0, pixabay.com

48. What do the developments
and challanges mean for
your role as a teacher?

49. Social media in education
教育社交媒体
Picture: CC0, pixabay.com
Blueberry

50. Social media is about sharing
Sharing is an important part of the culture
Kuva: Scott Maxwell, CC BY-SA

51. Social media revolution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWa8-43kE-Q

52. https://answergarden.ch
•Write the name of each tools as an individual message.
•If your answer is already written by someone else, just click it
and submit.
•Refresh to view all answers.
What are your best digital tools
for teaching and learning?

53. Best digital tools for teaching and
learning? 1/3

54. Best digital tools for teaching and
learning? 2/3

55. Best digital tools for teaching and
learning? 3/3

56. 1. YouTube
2. Google Search
3. Twitter
4. PowerPoint
5. Google Docs/Drive
6. Facebook
7. Skype
8. LinkedIn
9. WordPress
10. Dropbox
Top Tools for Learning 2016
Jane Hart: c4lpt.co.uk/top100tools
TOOL: “any software or online tool or service that can be used for your own personal learning or for teaching or training”
11. Wikipedia
12. Yammer
13. WhatApp
14. Prezi
15. Kahoot
16. Word
17. Evernote
18. Slideshare
19. OneNote
20. Slack

57. 1. Baidu.com
2. Qq.com
3. Taobao.com
4. Tmall.com
5. Sohu.com
6. Sina.com.cn
7. Jd.com
8. Weibo.com
9. 360.cn
10. List.tmall.com
Top Sites in China
www.alexa.com/topsites/countries/CN
11. Google.com
12. Youtube.com
13. Google.com.hk
14. Alipay.com
15.Gmw.cn
Picture: PD, pixabay.com

58. • Digital flipchart: padlet.com
• Chat & background channels: WeChat, Weibo,..
• Quizezz: quizizz.com, quizlet.com, edpuzzle.com,..
• WordClouds: answergarden.ch,..
Some tools for activating lectures

59. Comments? Questions?
Picture: CC0, pixabay.com
Blueberry

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