Learning Outside the Classroom &Learning 2.0Title III Second AnnualSummer Professional Development InstituteBerkshire Community CollegeMay 20-21, 2009
Why Learning Outside the Classroom?Supports millennials’ need for variety, customization, interactionSupports emotional and social/civic developmentSupports learning at higher levels (critical thinking, reflection, diversity of thought)Supports development of responsibility, confidence and competence for future careerSupports persistence (retention) and attainmentFor Faculty:
What’s the Program?Keynotes, panel, breakouts, tech workshopsMajor Topics:Experiential LearningService-learningStudy AbroadField TripsTechnology OTC = Web 2.0Materials: book, packetIntegrative sessionsMeals, evaluations, prize drawing
What Do You Hope to Learn at the Summer Institute?Share practices with colleagues Learn about LOTC opportunities in my discipline Involve community partners in learning Learn experiential activities Enhance student learning Understand new technologies
Learning 2.0Technology enables LOTCThe power of the Read/Write WebUniversal accessEase of useConnectivity WAC possibilitiesTechnology for engagement AND pedagogy
LOTC Learning OutcomesBy the end of this workshop, participants will be able toDescribe how LOTC methods support student learning Assess examples of LOTC and how they apply to their disciplines Implement at least one LOTC method or technology in a class Comprehend the basics of Web 2.0
Learning Outside the Classroom

Learning Outside the Classroom

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    Learning Outside theClassroom &Learning 2.0Title III Second AnnualSummer Professional Development InstituteBerkshire Community CollegeMay 20-21, 2009
  • 2.
    Why Learning Outsidethe Classroom?Supports millennials’ need for variety, customization, interactionSupports emotional and social/civic developmentSupports learning at higher levels (critical thinking, reflection, diversity of thought)Supports development of responsibility, confidence and competence for future careerSupports persistence (retention) and attainmentFor Faculty:
  • 3.
    What’s the Program?Keynotes,panel, breakouts, tech workshopsMajor Topics:Experiential LearningService-learningStudy AbroadField TripsTechnology OTC = Web 2.0Materials: book, packetIntegrative sessionsMeals, evaluations, prize drawing
  • 4.
    What Do YouHope to Learn at the Summer Institute?Share practices with colleagues Learn about LOTC opportunities in my discipline Involve community partners in learning Learn experiential activities Enhance student learning Understand new technologies
  • 5.
    Learning 2.0Technology enablesLOTCThe power of the Read/Write WebUniversal accessEase of useConnectivity WAC possibilitiesTechnology for engagement AND pedagogy
  • 6.
    LOTC Learning OutcomesBythe end of this workshop, participants will be able toDescribe how LOTC methods support student learning Assess examples of LOTC and how they apply to their disciplines Implement at least one LOTC method or technology in a class Comprehend the basics of Web 2.0