Design issues-he-learning
Download as PPT, PDF0 likes255 views
This document discusses issues related to teaching, learning, and technology in higher education institutions. It covers how society, learners, and expectations are changing with the rise of digital technologies. It also addresses how higher education institutions, faculty, and learners are impacted by these changes. The document explores areas for institutions to examine, such as new learning environments, next-generation learners, shifting expectations, and the rising use of mobile computing and independent learning.
Design issues-he-learning
- 1. DESIGNING FOR DIFFERENCE: ISSUES FOR TEACHING, LEARNING AND TECHNOLOGY COLLEEN CARMEAN UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON TACOMA
- 2. WHAT’S DIFFERENT? Society Digital Natives Social Technologies
- 3. T? R EN F FE D I N OT AT’S H W
- 4. TEACHING AND LEARNING IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION
- 5. DESIGN 2.0: RESPONDING TO THE STAKEHOLDERS Society Institution Faculty Learners
- 6. SOCIETY Better Critical Thinking Skills Better Communication Skills (written, oral and visual) Better Teaming & Collaboration Skills Greater Expectations Report of AAC&U
- 7. INSTITUTION Relevancy Responsibility Resilency personal communication with ASU VP Mark Searle
- 8. FACULTY Stability Evidence of Value Seamless Integration Barone & Hagner (2001)
- 9. LEARNER Research Theory: deeper learning… is social, active, contextual, fosters ownership and encourages engagement http://freerangelearner.com/learning/map.htm Reality: Learners now demanding new skills and expressing new expectations (Greater Expectations Report of AAC&U)
- 10. PERSONAL FIELD WORK NG-C/LMS Digital Learners E-Learning Meaningful Learning Emergent Learning (self-directed, informal, personalized, shared outcomes)
- 11. AREAS FOR EXPLORATION New Learning Environments Next-Gen Learners Shifting Expectations on the Academy & Faculty Cost of an Education Mobile Computing Independent learning
- 12. NEXT-GEN LEARNING Student as Consumer Digital Learning Anytime/Anywhere Access Smarter, more personalized interactions
- 13. EMERGENT LEARNING Just-in-time Informal Collaborative Learner-constructed Web 2.0 tools…
- 15. MOBILE COMPUTING iPods Web phones Wireless everywhere 1:1 Initiatives
- 16. WHERE ARE WE GOING? Horizon Reports: user created content, social networking and softwares, mobile learning, virtual worlds/gaming, new kinds of scholarship, analytics, PLEs, anytime / all the time access New Media Consortium
- 17. U! YO A NK PH D TH N, EA RM DU CA .E N W EE @U LL 08 AN C O G 2 ME W AR C