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- 1. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com … The EssentialGuide Managing Technology...
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- 3. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com ABriefHistory... technology trigger peak of inflated expectations troughof disillusionment slope of enlightenment plateau of productivity A Brief History
- 4. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com ABriefHistory... technology trigger peak of inflated expectations troughof disillusionment slope of enlightenment plateau of productivity A Brief History
- 5. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com ABriefHistory... I believe theCALL community needs to build upon what has gone before, rather than be led purely by the capabilities of the latest technological innovation. With the almost monthly appearance of new hardware and software there can be a tendency for those interested in CALL materials development simply to pick up the latest machine or technological option and get to work on a project. If the technology has not been widely distributed, it is rather too easy to impress. Levy, 1997 technology trigger peak of inflated expectations trough of disillusionment slope of enlightenment plateau of productivity A Brief History
- 6. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com ABriefHistory... This concept isrelevant to any kind of technological innovation and refers to the stage when the technology becomes invisible, embedded in everyday practice and hence ‘normalised’. To take some commonplace examples, a wristwatch, a pen, shoes, writing — these are all technologies which have become normalised to the extent that we hardly even recognise them as technologies. Bax, 2000 A Brief History
- 7. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com ABriefHistory... The Consultants-E onlinetraining and development A Brief History
- 8. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com ABriefHistory... Floppy disk backups Maps Dial-upmodems Encyclopaedias Audio CDs Landline phones Fax machines Wires Handwritten letters Movie rental shops 10 things that became obsolete (?) in the last decade A Brief History
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- 10. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com YourSituation... ! what ICT infrastructuredo you have in your centre? how did you get to that setup? what is it used for (and by whom)? what do you use it for? have you had any training in the use of ICT? is ICT used in an effective and principled way? what would make it more effective? Your situation
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- 13. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com CurrentTrends... OLPC Proyecto Ceibal -Uruguay Conectar Igualdad - Argentina Paraguay Educa - Paraguay http://one.laptop.org/ OTPC Thailand Pakistan Brazil South Africa Current Trends Globally
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- 15. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com CurrentTrends... BYOD Flipped Classroom Mobile &HandheldProjector & Laptop Current Trends Locally
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- 18. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com StakeholderConcerns... ! owners managers / DoSs teachers- consultation - training ! - support - time Stakeholder Concerns
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- 22. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com HowAreYouDoing? ! how does yourcentre measure up? what more would you like in terms of tech? what more could / would you do? what changes would you make to your ICT provision? How Are You Doing?
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- 27. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com TeacherTraining... Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) Technological Pedagogical Knowledge(TPK) Technological Content Knowledge (TCK) http://tinyurl.com/65zro47 Pedagogical Knowledge (PK) Technological Knowledge (TK) Content Knowledge (CK) Case Study > Teacher Training
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- 29. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com TeacherFeedback... A great wayto engage students as it allows any task to become more interactive and a great way of allowing students to be creative. ! ! ! ! ! ! Using iPads in class is, in itself, a way of motivating learners due to their interactive nature. More than this, many apps can be used in innovative ways to activate, recycle and consolidate language. Case Study > Teacher Feedback
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- 31. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com OfficialFeedback... The use ofinteractive whiteboards (IWBs) is now supplemented by increasingly effective use of tablet computers, by both staff and students. Where these were observed in use, for instance in an IELTS lesson, students were learning well, and working together on presentations. ! ISI, 2013 Monitoring Visit Report Case Study > ‘Official’ Feedback
- 32. ©TheConsultants-E,2012-gavin.dudeney@theconsultants-e.com StudentWorkI... Case Study >Student Work The Consultants-E online training and development
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