Mobile Learning and Technology Integration Strategies for the Dynamic Classroom
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Mobile Learning and Technology Integration Strategies for the Dynamic Classroom
- 1. Mobile Learning and Technology Integration Strategies for the Dynamic Classroom Nicholas Yates Instructional Designer Apple Distinguished Educator @digitalemerge nicholas.yates@zu.ac.ae
- 2. Wicked Problems fast “few hard and rules” “complex ” “not clear cut” “illstructured” “convoluted interaction of multiple factors” Koehler & Mishra (2008), p.9
- 3. Solutions “unique and novel” “no definitive solution” “satisficing ” “dynamic ” “customdesigned” Koehler & Mishra (2008), p.10
- 4. Where’s your focus for technology integration?
- 5. Where’s your focus for technology integration?
- 6. Where’s your focus for technology integration?
- 7. Outline • Nature of Wicked Problems + Solutions • TPACK • Relationships: An Example • Our Mobile Context • Pedagogy • Content • Technology
- 9. [insert verb here] with TPACK with TPACK Technolog y TPAC K Content Pedagogy
- 17. Relationships Activity > Project Activity > Project
- 18. Relationships • • • • Language focused Lack of engagement Activity based Prescribed output
- 19. Relationships > Community • • • Inquiry based • • • Language focus Communicative Scaffolded & Community outreach Integrated & Ubiquitous Freedom to create
- 21. student understanding technique s evaluatio n Pedagogy applied to students method s practice and process of teaching and learning Koehler & Mishra (2008), p.15
- 22. Pedagogy What are some of the pedagogical elements we must think of in a mobile context? http://tinyurl.com/UAEU1 3
- 23. Content nature of inquiry established practices concept s subject matter application of propositional knowledge Koehler & Mishra (2008), p.13
- 24. Content What are some of the content elements we must think of in a mobile context? http://tinyurl.com/UAEU1 3
- 25. Technology problem / solution adaptive disposition IT literacies mobile literacies Digital literacies effectiveness & efficiency nature of communication / collaboration Koehler & Mishra (2008), p.14
- 26. Technology What are some of the technological elements we must think of in a mobile context? http://tinyurl.com/UAEU1 3
- 27. Individual Reflection Think of an activity, lesson, assignment, project, or unit of work. Think of how the three elements interplay within this context. think of how you develop it through the interaction of TPACK.
- 30. References Koehler, M., & Mishra, P. (2008). Introducing TCPK. In J. A. Colbert, K. E. Boyd, K. A. Clark, S. Guan, J. B. Harris, M. A. Kelly & A. D. Thompson (Eds.), Handbook of Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TCPK) for educators (pp. 3 - 29). Milton Park: Routledge.
- 31. Image references Relationship Activity > Project: http://www.flickr.com/photos/16210667@N02/8755031604/ Relationship: http://www.flickr.com/photos/60875338@N03/5550535464/ Relationship > Community: http://www.flickr.com/photos/45372714@N07/9066347103/ Our Mobile Context: http://www.travelforboomers.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/c5324__ehh-630-using-ipad-outside-istock-630w.jpg Pedagogy: http://www.flickr.com/photos/52798669@N00/3248483447/ Content: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7941044@N06/4850731034/ Technology: http://www.flickr.com/photos/86122102@N00/410274984/ Group Discussion: http://www.flickr.com/photos/58746120@N00/48405833/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/76283035@N00/274628990/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/70292973@N07/7205413194/ Questions or coments: http://www.flickr.com/photos/51035555243@N01/7453930240/
Editor's Notes
- Technology integration - seen as wicked by Koehler and Mishra. When we start to integrate, some factors are known, some are unknown. not clear cut - things spring up and teachers (and students) need to be
- unique - no problem or technology integration is the same so no solution is the same definitive - each integration is fluid, with many choices along the way. ask 3 different teachers on how they incorporate mobile devices in their class and you’ll get three different integrations. satisficing - achieving a satisfactory solution
- using the term “teaching and learning practice” - lesson, activity, face-to-face, blended, online learning
- We need a flexible and integrated base of knowledge p.3
- Designing, implementing, planning, reflecting, Any gerund
- I think it is easier to know where we are going to, that is the emergent knowledge from the interaction of our knowledge of technology, content and pedagogy
- Think about them in isolation if we need to
- We may need to think about the interplay between technology and content - like how language or the human anatomy can be manipulated on a tablet
- Or perhaps we need to think the content and how different pedagogy results
- But we always come back to TPACK
- Tell a story of what was and what became. I’ll talk about the outline of a teaching and learning instance that I changed based on TPACK thinking and designing.
- When I first taught with the relationships unit, there was a small project or active learning task. I wasn’t able to change too much of it, due to time, the first time around. It did have a language focus that students should focus primarily on the conditionals to talk about relationships. It was described to the teachers as activity based with a prescribed output, a written script. Activities included reading some unrelated stories from the text.
- An example based on Relationship Project TPACK - when understanding all the elements, Less about relationships and more about authenticity and community involvement Pedagogy - inquiry based - go into community to explore and discover - communicative Content - scaffolded question - communication oriented so any language necessary to communicate but guiding towards conditionals in pre-activities - some readings but i searched for relevant readings - included more discussions between students Technology - integrated device - portable - students prepared for interviews, went out and did interviews - app based and transferrable data and information - workflows - As Michael Shaunessey said, always on. It certainly helped to think of where I wanted to go with the teaching and learning and almost simultaneously think of isolated components, like the technology, and instantly draw upon my knowledge of content and pedagogy. It is a dynamic interaction. Instead of a prescribed output, students were free to choose! Most did a video (not of themselves) but some did PuppetPals and one or two did a Keynote. All featured the language
- Pedagogical knowledge is deep knowledge about the processes and practices of teaching and learning… (it) applies to student learning, classroom management, less plan development and implementation and student evaluation… it includes knowledge about techniques or methods used in the classroom, the nature of the target audience and strategies for evaluating student understanding.
- learning styles integrated communicative inquiry based constructivist
- knowledge of the actual subject matter at the depth needed for different educational contexts knowledge of concepts, theories, ideas, organisational frameworks, knowledge of evidence and proof, nature of inquiry, established practices and approaches towards developing such knowledge discreet knowledge and application of it
- subject matter concepts organizational theories what constitutes evidence and proof in discipline nature of learning nature of inquiry curriculum learning outcomes - content (lessons) and assessment
- Proficiency of IT (FITness) goes beyond traditional notions of IT literacy to how we apply it in the many contexts. knowledge of knowing the technology and to function with it.
- What type of