Hea game based learning
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The document discusses innovative educational practices and their implications for traditional teaching methods, highlighting trends such as online learning, gamification, and learning analytics. It references multiple reports that explore advances in pedagogy and technology in education. The presentation raises questions about the definition of innovation and lessons to be learned from these developments.
Hea game based learning
- 1. Horizon-Scanning: Brave new world or re-inventing wheels? Kris Lines (Senior Lecturer, Staffordshire University) Paper presented at the HEA Game-Based Pedagogies workshop: 2nd June (Staffordshire University, UK) Photo: Paul Bica (Flickr)
- 2. Aims • How do we know what is innovative? • What are the implications for traditional learning and teaching pedagogies? • What lessons can we learn NOW? Photo: Oliver Tacke (Flickr)
- 4. NMC Horizon Report (2014) • Online, Hybrid and Collaborative Learning • Social Media use in learning • The ‘Creator Society’ (UGC) • Data-driven Learning and Assessment (Learning Analytics) • ‘Agile’ approaches to Change • Making Online Learning Natural • Flipped classrooms • 3d Printing • Games & Gamification • Quantified Self (Wearables) • Virtual assistants
- 5. NMC Horizon STEM+ Report (2013) • Learning Analytics • Mobile learning • Online learning & MOOCs • Virtual & Remote laboratories • 3d Printing • Games & Gamification • Immersive Learning Environments (Simulations) • Wearable Technology & Flexible displays • The ‘Internet of Things’ • Machine Learning & Virtual assistants
- 6. OU Innovating Pedagogy Report (2013) • MOOCs • Badges to accredit learning • Learning Analytics • Seamless learning • Crowd-learning • Digital Scholarship (Openness) • Geo-learning • Learning from Gaming • Maker Culture • Citizen inquiry
- 8. Games
- 10. Social Media
- 12. BIG DATA Photo: Marc Smith(Flickr)
- 13. LEAN / AGILE
- 14. 3d PrintingPhoto: Fdecomite (Flickr)
- 15. Virtual Assistant Photo: Bernard Goldbach (Flickr)
- 16. Seamless Computing Photo: Maria Elena (Flickr)
- 17. Immersive Photo: In-World Professionals (Flickr)
- 18. Wearables
- 20. Conclusions
- 21. Questions?