Daniel's Ulearn09powerpoint

Daniel's Ulearn09powerpoint

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  ULearn 09
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  Breakouts Attended DigitalLearning: How can access to quality digital content assist teachers to promote student learning? Slowmation’ Developing understanding through Slow Animation. Top Ten ICT Tools for use with Young Children Using Web 2.0 Tools to create engaging environments for students Technology in schools-supporting the ‘tough kids’ (special or not) Qwizdom: Interact in a classroom where the students are at the centre of their own learning Literacy and Digital Media
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  From these breakoutsI realised that ........ Students in the 21st century live in a technology and media environment, marked by various characteristics, including access to an abundance of information rapid changes in technology tools
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  What does thismean for me? I need to look over, assess and reflect on my own teaching Pedagogy
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  Effective Pedagogy Teachers actions promoting student learning Creating a supportive learning environment. Encouraging reflective thought and action. Enhancing the relevance of new learning. Facilitating shared learning. Making connections to prior learning experiences. Providing sufficient opportunities to learn.
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  Students learn bestwhen....
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  We need to stimulate the curiosity of our students, give our students the opportunity to search for relevant information and ideas and challenge them to use or apply what they discover in new contexts or in new ways. (Ministry of Education, 2008) To do this we need to model ‘critical thinking’, so our students can access information efficiently and effectively evaluate information critically and competently use information accurately and creatively apply a fundamental understanding of the ethical/legal issues surrounding the access and use of information. Enhancing the relevance of new learning
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  When students areable to integrate new learning with what they already understand. (Ministry of Education, 2008) taking their prior knowledge when using a range of introduced web tools and computer programmes. wordle Smilebox Podcasting voicethread frame by frame Slowmation Film making Internet sites *maths is fun *writing fun Face Book My space Blogging Skype youtube Wikipedia Making connections to prior learning experiences.
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  Students need toencounter new learning a number of times and in a variety of different tasks and contexts. (Ministry of Education, 2008) Use technology as a tool to research, organise, evaluate and communicate information. use digital technologies (computers, cameras, media players etc), communication/networking tools (emails, wikis, blogs,) and social networks appropriately to access, manage, integrate, evaluate and create information to successfully function in a knowledge economy. Providing sufficient opportunities to learn.
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  Learning experiences =content + process + product (source unknown) Student learning can be represented by this equation What 21st century processes are you doing within your classroom?
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  Select a plannedteaching and learning experience for your students. How might digital content be integrated effectively to promote student learning?
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  Digital content ismost effective when: Embedded into an existing programme of learning Supported by relevant offline experiences (before and after use) Selected according to the needs and interests of the learner (informed by evidence) Supported by effective teaching Combined with other relevant digital content and learning experiences learners work collaboratively
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  What can wedo to enhance our ICT practise? Share our ICT knowledge Ask for help or ideas Give technology ago! More in house PD Implement learnt skills Use technology more Be flexible and adapt to our changing world Sit down and have a play
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  This new networkedage makes it urgent to rethink entirely what we mean by education, learning, teaching and schooling. For education is changing more than it has since the invention of the printing press over 500 years ago and compulsory schooling 300 years ago. Now the world is your classroom and learning is lifelong. Gordon Dryden & Jeannette Vos, (2008)