This document discusses using technology in teaching and addresses both benefits and challenges. It explores drivers for online learning like student expectations but also barriers like skepticism from teachers. The document emphasizes that technology should enhance learning rather than be the focus, and provides examples of blended learning approaches and how technology affects issues like self and community.

1. Teaching with technology
A conversation - with
people
Clive Buckley
Glyndwr University

2. Before we start

3. Communication
Compassion
Caring

4. It is not about being a geek!

5. My Blackberry Is Not Working
BBC

6. It is about the
learning
not the technology

7. So what will we be looking at?

8. Are you thinking about
using technology in your
teaching?

9. Drivers to online learning

10. Barriers to using
technology

11. Are you
sceptical?

12. "A journey in innovation"
Martin Bean at ALT-C 2009
http://www.tubechop.com/watch/3680766
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJSRkhx4T3k
License :Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)

13. None of your
students aged 25 or
younger have
known a world
without the internet

14. Expectation

15. A Magazine Is an iPad That Does Not
Work
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXV-yaFmQNk

17. Don Final Hey Moron
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v78pGrH-Uxo

18. So how are you
using technology?

19. “Every university in the world
thought they were innovating
by introducing a virtual
learning environment”

20. Designing your online
or blended learning
course

21. “...the way that people behave in a face-to-face
context, and the way they behave in an online
context are two totally different things
Associate Professor Rick Bennett

22. Think Differently

23. Unlocking the medium

24. Blended
Learning

25. Blended
Learning
Approaches

26. Some ideas

27. The Issue of Self

28. The Essence of Community

29. Thank you
Clive Buckley
Glyndŵr University

30. Image / Video Credits
Slide 1: Trey Ratcliff ‘Help me’ Creative Commons
Slide 2: nat 'lets start, lets go back again' Creative Commons
Slide 3: cobalt123 'Communication' Creative Commons
Slide 4: Luís Eduardo Catenacci 'Geek' Creative Commons
Slide 5: ’My Blackberry Is Not Working’ BBC Video
Slide 6: Brian Carson ‘Morning Self Portrait in Black and White’ Creative Commons
Slide 7: Alan 'look' Creative Commons
Slide 8: ores2k 'Thinking' Creative Commons
Slide 9: Viewminder ‘Taxi Driver’ Creative Commons
Slide 10 Andreas Øverland ‘The Years’ Creative Commons
Slide 11: Turbomartin “CIMG3589” Creative Commons
Slide 13: Bill Strain "LEONARD COHEN" Creative Commons
Slide 14: J Mark Dodds ‘Ed p.v. PF’ Creative Commons
Slide 16: Steve Babb 'Hand in hand' Creative Commons
Slide 18: Ivan Constantin 'Plan Cabanes - Deux hommes au bistrot' Creative Commons

31. Image / Video Credits
Slide 19: Darren Johnson 'Comfort in Thought' Creative Commons
(Author of quote lost – so apologises)
Slide 20: Zuhair A. Al-Traifi ‘Eye contact’ Creative Commons
Slide 21: Michael Mistretta 'Two-Faced‘ Creative Commons
Slide 22: Wired Photostream ‘Steve Jobs at iPad announcement 2010’ Creative Commons
Slide 23: David Webb ‘Harry Houdini’ Creative Commons
Slide 24: Parée ‘* S2 Wrap Blend ~ MM *’ Creative Commons
Slide 25: Michael Tapp ‘Stranger 46/100 | Kaiti in New York's West 4th Street Subway Station’ Creative Commons
Slide 26: Ryan Hyde ‘Face It’ Creative Commons
Slide 27: millylillyrose ‘Self Portrait’ Creative Commons
Slide 28: Pavel P. ‘Street Kids’ Creative Commons
Slide 29: derriel street photography ‘Thank You’