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#ULearn13 | Breakout 6 | Effective eLearning
This document outlines an agenda for a session on effective e-learning. The session will explore why e-learning is important, current examples of e-learning curriculum, and developing starting points for implementing e-learning in term 4. Attendees will learn about expectation and engagement in e-learning, the TPACK framework for integrating technology, pedagogy and content, and designing new learning pathways that bring together expectation and engagement. By the end of the session, participants will have explored the principles of effective e-learning, examined examples, and connected with colleagues to plan e-learning approaches for their schools.
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- 1. Join the conversa.on by using #ulearn13 | Follow us @ulearnnz Effective e-learning Kickstart the way you integrate learning and technologies Karen Melhuish Spencer | @virtuallykaren | www.karenmelhuishspencer.com
- 2. Our online ‘home’ Effec.ve eLearning hIp://bit.ly/elearn1234 2
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- 5. our morning 9:00-9.30: ‘Big ideas’ e-learning,expectation and engagement 9.30-10.15: Unpack TPACK The what, the how and the tech 11.15: Review and next steps A introduction to the e-Learning Planning Framework 11.45 Design new pathways Bring expectation and engagement together
- 6. By the endof our session... ✓ Explored the ‘why’ of effective e-learning ✓ Explored current examples of e-learning and curriculum ✓ Developing starting points for term 4. ✓ Connected with colleagues across NZ http://www.flickr.com/photos/27620885@N02/3018698863/sizes/m/
- 7. who: all our learners why: the importanceof educating for diversity how: curriculum & pedagogy that enable access & agency what: choices of pathways using apps & hardware
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- 10. How high canyou build a tower before its stability is affected?
- 11. The technology isfar less important than the kind of education that it enables.
- 12. Teacher expectations forlearning Greater opportunity to connect, participate & collaborate New pathways to new knowledge Engagement through prior knowledge Source: wakingphotolife Civic engagement Digital citizens Access Inclusion Equity ..so that every student can actively engage in learning in ways that deliberately suit their needs and passions. . Inclusion. Engagement
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- 15. What are weeducating for? Your school’s graduate profile....
- 16. Teacher expectation &student engagement
- 17. “In deep expressionsof practice, students' learning activities and the curriculum/ knowledge content they engage with are shaped in ways that reflect the input and interests of students, as well as what teachers know to be important knowledge.” Bolstad, R., Gilbert J., McDowell, S., Bull, A., Boyd, S., Hipkins, R. (2012) Supporting future-oriented learning and teaching - a New Zealand perspective. New Zealand: Ministry of Education
- 18. expectation leads toengagement Combine knowledge, approaches and technologies
- 20. what is e-learning? “...learningand teaching that is facilitated by or supported through the appropriate use of information and communication technologies (ICTs).”
- 21. 1/ WHAT tolearn learning areas authentic higher-order 2/ HOW to learn it collaborative, akō, co-constructed 3/ Appropriate ICT choice enabling content & pedagogy in new ways Content& Pedagogy&Technology& driven by students’ needs Appropriate mix www.tpack.org
- 22. When the mixisn’t right...
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- 24. 1/ WHAT tolearn learning areas authentic higher-order 2/ HOW to learn it collaborative, akō, co-constructed 3/ Appropriate ICT choice enabling content & pedagogy in new ways Content& Pedagogy&Technology& driven by students’ needs Appropriate mix
- 25. 1/ WHAT tolearn curriculum learning areas Content& Pedagogy&Technology& driven by students’ needs Appropriate mix
- 26. 2/ HOW to learnit collaborative, akō, co-constructed Content& Pedagogy&Technology& driven by students’ needs Appropriate mix
- 27. 3/ Appropriate ICT choice enabling content& pedagogy in new ways Content& Pedagogy&Technology& driven by students’ needs Appropriate mix
- 28. engage offer pathways toinformation
- 29. ‘Watch the world’- Robbie Dingo | ‘Starry Night over the Rhone - Van Gogh New types of knowledge
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- 34. Moving to deepunderstanding My place in the sun - understanding why places can be important to us. • Identify one important place where people go during the summer. • Describe the kinds of places where people spend their summer. • Compare the places - how are they similar? different? • Make general statements about the kinds of places that are important to people.
- 35. 3/ Appropriate ICT choice enabling content& pedagogy in new ways Content& Pedagogy&Technology& driven by students’ needs Mission 1 | Appropriate mix
- 36. engage through newapproaches to learning
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- 39. Engagement before.... “Helpme find my own doorway” http://www.flickr.com/photos/learnscope/2547026015/sizes/m/ “Once we have developed a rich question, we use: > photos gathered on Flickr, > recorded video interviews with family, and > examples online, like Digistore, to engage prior knowledge on a topic.”
- 40. Diving deeper “Giveme steps...or build me a ramp” “There is more than one way to show understanding - we > sketch, > digitally mind- map, > plan and draft ideas using storytelling apps, > use a Voicethread > curate images as we prepare to explore deeper....” http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevintice/189207135/sizes/m/
- 41. Sharing learning “Pathwaysas memorable as the destination” “We use tools to > support collaborative and shared writing, > flexible editing and > authentic publication. Producing ideas for real purposes and audiences has never been easier.” http://www.flickr.com/photos/opedagogen/5265755107/sizes/m/
- 42. 3/ Appropriate ICT choice enabling content& pedagogy in new ways Content& Pedagogy&Technology& driven by students’ needs Appropriate mix
- 43. How can technologyenable different approaches? http://www.flickr.com/photos/opedagogen/5265755107/sizes/m/
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- 45. Temperature of theRoom Quick feedback via stickies or website | notes & queries
- 46. Part 2: Combining learningdesign & technologies How can we turn ideas into action?
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- 48. design for all Image:ZeRo`SKiLL
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- 50. emerging ✓ finding out ✓planning ✓ investigating Image: DavidDMuir What might our focus question be? “My students mainly draft writing and then we type it up neatly, or make posters for the wall.To be honest, the work feels like its the same as it has always been - I’m not sure what the possibilities are.”
- 51. engaging Image: Christy TvarokGreen ✓ trialing ✓establishingWhat might our focus question be? “We have tablets in the classroom and we use them mainly for research and editing. Some students want to be more creative in the way they work. I feel we could be using technologies to support the learning process more strategically.”
- 52. extending ✓ focus onlearning ✓authentic use ✓shared roles ✓whole community Image: Mark Pinder for the Guardian “ I have begun to use technologies to find new pathways that suit students’ passions and needs. This has meant designing tasks differently to how I have in the past.” What might our focus question be?
- 53. empowering ✓ higher-order ✓ communitydriven ✓ networked & blended Image: chesbayprogram “We integrate technologies so that students’ learning is personalised and richly creative - and we make the most of community and global connections. Learning looks completely different to a few years ago.” What might our focus question be?
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- 55. www.elearning.tki.org VLN Groups -online community for teachers www.vln.school.nz
- 57. Planning an approach forTerm 4
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- 59. Next steps? Image: Somerights reserved by SFB579 :) What is needed now?