The 21st century learning is an urgent necessity for Indonesian students. We need to spread the urgency and take any action that we can regardless whether others have done anything about it or not
1. BLENDED LEARNING
IS THE BEST FOR
INDONESIA!
Exploring
the
Power
of
ICT
to
Transform
Educa:on
Learning
Tech
–
ITB
ICT
Tutor
at
www.SKACI.com
2. Much-Needed Skills for the 21st Century
Our
students
live
in
a
world
of
mul:media
But
they
study
using
the
SAME
blackboard
their
grandfathers
used
50
years
ago
Sources:
[1]
The
Partnership
for
21st
Century
Skills;
Tony
Wagner,
[2]
Harvard
Graduate
School
of
Educa:on,
[3]
hUp://thedogatemyhomework.pbworks.com
3. Conven:onal
Learning:
•
Classroom
•
Group
Work
Synchronous/
Asynchronous
Field
Study
Exhibi:ons
Service
Learning
E-‐Learning:
•
Virtual
Learning
Environment
•
Collabora:ve
Learning
•
Mobile
Learning
Distance
Learning:
•
MOOCs
Open
Learning:
•
Open
Educa:onal
Resources
BLENDED
LEARNING
Community
Ac:on
Civic
Engagement
Research
Planning
Connec:on
Source:
NLENA
Types of LEARNING
FACE TO FACE
ONLINE
EXPERIENTAL
4. INDONESIA Needs to Catch Up (1)
UNESCO
ICT
in
Educa:on
(Sadden)
Report,
April
2014:
à
Indonesia
is
the
SLOWEST
country
in
adap:ng
ICT
in
Educa:on
5. INDONESIA Needs to Catch Up (2)
UNESCO
(Sadden)
Report
of
Year
2012:
à
INDONESIA
has
no
plan
whatsoever
about
blended/mobile
learning
6. SWOT Analysis of B-Learning for RI
INTERNAL
FACTORS
EXTERNAL
FACTORS
S W
O T
HARMFUL
To
achieving
the
objec:ves
HELPFUL
To
achieving
the
objec:ves
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
• Multimedia learning is
the best learning method
• Best combination of
traditional & e-learning
• Local tutors improve efficiency
• Lower cost overall
• Internet is ready (?) in
all 70,000 villages (Kominfo?)
• Requires laptop/PC &
electric charger
• Requires trained
tutors
• Expensive content
development
• Tech support
• Flexible access to learning
• Can reach more students & places
• More choices of contents
• More democratic
• Can be personalized
• Centralized content
• Govt has enough budget
• Local companies are ready
• Lack of political will
• Infrastructure may not
be ready (electricity, etc.)
• New technology requires
big effort in many
aspects (HRD, tech, mgm)
• High import if local factories
are not forced to involve
OPPORTUNITIES
THREATS
7. How We Should & Should Not Do
Implementasi
kebijakan
belum
terlaksana
Prosedur
dalam
pengadaan
kebutuhan
e-‐
learning
kurang
maksimal
Belum
adanya
kebijakan
terkait
SOP
terkait
e-‐learning
Belum
ada
SLA
Belum
ada
rencana
jangka
panjang
terkait
pengembangan
Rencana
anggaran
belum
max
penyerapannya
Kompetensi
SDM
kurang
Pela:han
staff
teknik
dan
fasilitator
kurang
Kecepatan
akses
kurang
Mobile
learning
belum
tersedia
Risk
assessment
belum
ada
Disaster
Recovery
Plan
belum
ada
Materi
:dak
update
Kualitas
modul
Dokumentasi/
pedoman
teknis
Belum
ada
SOP
yang
yelas
GOVERNANCE
PLANNING
SUCCESSFUL
BLENDED
LEARNING
HUMAN
CAPITAL
TECHNOLOGY
CONTENTS
8. Let’s Get Started with What We Can!
• We
have
started
ourselves:
@ITB:
teach
&
research
on
LEARNING
TECH
@SKACI
Founda:on:
www.skaci.com
• Proposal
to
those
who
have
power
– Learn
from
the
successful
countries,
adopt
(taking
into
considera:on
domes:c
challenges),
evaluate,
improve
con:nuously!