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I've got my computer... now what
The document is a presentation by Colin Graham on various educational technologies and strategies at Abdullah Gul University, which began in 2010 and offers programs in English. It covers a range of topics from the importance of blended learning and flipped classrooms to tools for research and collaboration like Diigo and Schoology. Additionally, it discusses the significance of engagement, motivation, and effective resource use in modern education.
I've got my computer... now what
- 1. I’ve got mycomputer… now what? Colin Graham Subject co-ordinator for Study Skills and Strategies School of Foreign Languages Abdullah Gul University Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 2. Contents • Background aboutthe University • A – Z of some issues • Questions Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 3. Background – Whereare We? Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 4. Background – Whoare We? • State university supported by private funding • All teaching done in English • Inaugurated 2010 • 4 schools • 13 graduate and undergraduate programmes • Cited among the preferences of 21,534 high school graduates nationwide and as number one choice of 3,046 of these future students • First students 2013-2014 academic year Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 5. A is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 6. A is for…AARGH! Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 7. B is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 8. B is for…blending learning • What exactly is it? Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 9. C is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 10. C is for…compatibility • iPad • Apple • Windows Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 11. D is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 12. D is for…Diigo • Research • Collaboration • Filtering • Organizing Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 13. E is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 14. E is for…engagement • How does it happen? • Is it guaranteed each time? Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 15. F is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 16. F is for…flipped classrooms • Not a new idea • Change of methodology • Not just replacing the textbook with a video Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 17. G is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 18. G is for…games • Gamification • Measurement of achievement Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 19. H is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 20. H is for…help! • Is it available? • Is it appropriate? Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 21. I is for… •“Is there anywhere on earth exempt from these swarms of new books?” – Erasmus, 1525 Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 22. I is for…information • Paralysis through analysis • Intellectual laziness • Impulsive & flighty consumers • “A little learning…” • Internet of “things” – the second digital revolution Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 23. J is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 24. J is for…Jing • Self-made tutorials • Student-made tutorials Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 25. K is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 26. K is for…knowledge • Language • Technology • Application Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 27. L is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 28. L is for…LiveBinders • Research • Presentations • Collaboration Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 29. M is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 30. M is for…motivation • Element of self-pacing • Delivery and content • Affect Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 31. N is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 32. N is for…note-taking • Effectiveness • Techniques • Paper vs digital Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 33. O is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 34. O is for…organization • Finding things quickly • Time management Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 35. P is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 36. P is for…plagiarism • How to check/combat? Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 37. Q is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 38. Q is for…quizzes • Feedback • Self-made Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 39. R is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 40. R is for…reference tools • Monolingual • Bilingual • Visual • Collocation • Thesaurus Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 41. S is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 42. S is for…Schoology • Resource bank • Administrative tool Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 43. T is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 44. T is for…technology • When it’s not there? • Appropriate? • Pencil and paper… Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 45. U is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 46. U is for…university • New ‘culture’ • Independence • Expectations Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 47. V is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 48. V is for…vocabulary • Recording methods • Choice • Lexico-syntactic structures Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 49. W is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 50. W is for…Wikipedia • Principled referencing? • Over-reliance • Primary sourcing Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 51. X is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 52. X is for…a gratuitous picture of Hugh & Halle • Mutation or evolution? Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 53. Y is for… EgitimTeknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 54. Y is for…YouTube • Availability of material • Quality of material • Student-generated content? Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015
- 55. Z is for… •Zyxt is listed as the last word in the online Oxford English Dictionary, an obsolete Kentish word that is the second singular indicative present form of the verb see. The next-to- last is zyxst, an obsolete word meaning 'sixth'. • Several online dictionaries list the word zyzzyva, a tropical American weevil, as the last word in the letter Z. Egitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi - 14th March 2015 Am I the last word?
- 56. Contact Any questions? colin.graham@agu.edu.tr Egitim TeknolojileriZirvesi - 14th March 2015