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1. The document discusses three studies that integrated information and communication technologies (ICT) into teaching literacy, numeracy, and language. 2. The studies used different methods including WebQuests, mobile learning (m-learning) with camera phones, and a CyberLab approach. 3. The conclusions found that these methods improved student engagement, attendance, and collaboration, and led to gains in basic skills and self-evaluation.
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- 1. Fundamental Issues with Research in Education
- 2. Our Task Complete before next session Identify the best research oriented professional journal in the field you plan to do research in. Review the table of contents for at least three recent issues of this journal and for each issue identify a research based article you would like to review . Read one of the identified articles of interest to you and answer the questions about it: What is the problem for the study? What procedures did the experimenter use for the study? What were the major conclusions for the study? How would you classify the study, according to the six types of research studies we looked at in this lesson?
- 3. Finding Articles Complete before next session Identify the best research oriented professional journal in the field you plan to do research in. Review the table of contents for at least three recent issues of this journal and for each issue identify a research based article you would like to review . Read one of the identified articles of interest to you and answer the questions about it: As we have four group members, we decided to select different journals individually and make further discussion after reviewing all the members’ journals and articles. We are presenting altogether three articles as following: 1. Harvey Mellar, H. and Kambouri, M. (2004) 'WebQuests, m-learning and CyberLabs', pp. 23-25 Reflect, Issue 1, October 2004. http :// www.nrdc.org.uk/uploads/documents/doc_320.pdf 2. Citation Searching: Search Smarter & Find More by Chelsea C. Hammond and Stephanie Willen Brown http://www.infotoday.com/cilmag/may08/Hammond_Brown.shtml 3. Antonio P. M., Aurora G. M., & Ana R., Factors affecting e-collaboration technology use among management students, Computers & Education. 51(2), Pages 609-623
- 4. 1. Harvey Mellar, H. and Kambouri, M. (2004) 'WebQuests, m-learning and CyberLabs', pp. 23-25 Reflect, Issue 1, October 2004. What is the problem for the study? WebQuests, m-learning and CyberLabs, Harvey Mellar and Maria Kambouri describe some examples of their research into integrating ICT in teaching literacy, numeracy and language.
- 5. 1. Harvey Mellar, H. and Kambouri, M. (2004) 'WebQuests, m-learning and CyberLabs', pp. 23-25 Reflect, Issue 1, October 2004. What procedures did the experimenter use for the study? 1. Defining research: ● tutors should explicitly consider why they are using ICT and should match how they use the technology to their teaching aims ● teaching should address the changing nature of literacies in the digital age ● a wider range of technologies should be explored ● there should be more experimentation with a range of teaching styles, and in particular more use of collaborative work around ICT ● more attention should be given to the range of learning styles and how ICT might be used to address these ● the issue of how and when to teach ICT skills should be addressed more explicitly. 2. Prepare: In the first year of their current project, they have been working with a team of nine practitioner-researchers to implement these recommendations. Over the next six months they evaluated these examples in a series of trials. This article describes three examples of the work they have been doing, based on written accounts from the tutors whose work is described. To be continued…
- 6. 1. Harvey Mellar, H. and Kambouri, M. (2004) 'WebQuests, m-learning and CyberLabs', pp. 23-25 Reflect, Issue 1, October 2004. 3. General purposes: Teaching should address the changing nature of literacies in the digital age. Introduce 3 different method( WebQuests m-learning and CyberLab)applying ICT in teaching literacy, numeracy and language. 4. Three cases respectively are: 1. Introducing WebQuests with ESOL learners: Cathy Clarkson describes how she has used WebQuest at Entry Level 1 and Level 2. 2. Jo Dixon-Trifonov,a lecturer in ESOL at Southampton City College and a Learning Resource Developer at CTAD, has been working with camera phones and desktop computers in her teaching. The inspiration for this work comes from her involvement with the m-learning project (3).Mobile phones make it possible together and record information outside the classroom, whilst wireless internet and picture messaging allow pictures, audio and text to be sent directly to a website, so that the information can be edited and developed later on a desktop computer. 3. Steve Harris and his colleagues at the Centre for Astronomy and Science Education at the University of Glamorgan have been developing an approach to integrating digital technologies into basic skills teaching. "CyberLab is an experimental ICT -based course in which learners work to improve their basic skills in reading, writing, numeracy and ICT while exploring a series of topics in science, technology and mathematics. These topics are made relevant to learners’ lives through practical, technology-mediated engagement."
- 7. 1. Harvey Mellar, H. and Kambouri, M. (2004) 'WebQuests, m-learning and CyberLabs', pp. 23-25 Reflect, Issue 1, October 2004. What were the major conclusions for the study? WebQuest : The learners found the building of a WebQuest a very motivating experience. Attendance improved, students were getting to class early to get started, and there was a great deal of interaction between learners. m-learning: There were some teething problems with the technology, but learners found the use of state-of-the-art gadgets engaging and motivating. The activities gave them opportunities for meaningful goal-oriented interaction in English, through which they encountered and learnt new vocabulary, gained confidence in asking questions in English and worked together to write for an audience on the website. CyberLab: CyberLab maintained a high level of involvement from its learners, with no-one dropping out. Learners showed evidence of gains in literacy, numeracy, and ICT as well as developing skills such as planning, stepwise problem-solving, and self-evaluation.
- 8. 1. Harvey Mellar, H. and Kambouri, M. (2004) 'WebQuests, m-learning and CyberLabs', pp. 23-25 Reflect, Issue 1, October 2004. How would you classify the study, according to the six types of research studies we looked at in this lesson? Current Event: Case Studies
- 9. 2. Citation Searching: Search Smarter & Find More by Chelsea C. Hammond and Stephanie Willen Brown What is the problem for the study? How citation searching help researcher to perform a better search, by improve their ability to search for articles that cite a particular article and ability to search for articles outside the primary field of interest.
- 10. 2. Citation Searching: Search Smarter & Find More by Chelsea C. Hammond and Stephanie Willen Brown What procedures did the experimenter use for the study? The research is operate by the Elsevier Student Ambassador Program (SAmP) take place from March 2007 through March 2008. The program coordinator first train graduate student to learn about citation searching using Scopus and Web of Science and then these graduate student trainer train their colleagues. There are 38 classes offered by these graduate student trainer and totally 350 student have been taught.
- 11. 2. Citation Searching: Search Smarter & Find More by Chelsea C. Hammond and Stephanie Willen Brown
- 12. 2. Citation Searching: Search Smarter & Find More by Chelsea C. Hammond and Stephanie Willen Brown
- 13. 2. Citation Searching: Search Smarter & Find More by Chelsea C. Hammond and Stephanie Willen Brown
- 14. 2. Citation Searching: Search Smarter & Find More by Chelsea C. Hammond and Stephanie Willen Brown