E-learning with an emphasis on learning

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e-learning with an emphasis on learning Professor Ron Oliver Edith Cowan University Western Australia

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Wednesday 7 November at 11:00am - 12:00noon AEDTPresented by Professor Ron Oliver, Professor of Interactive Multimedia, Edith Cowan University, Western AustraliaThis presentation will consider the conditions and affordances of e-learning that help to generate meaningful learning experiences. The presentation will showcase ways in which e-learning technologies have been used in the Flexible Learning Toolboxes to create effective opportunities for learning.

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e-learning with an emphasis on learning

Professor Ron OliverEdith Cowan UniversityWestern Australia

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where do we all live?

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planning for teaching

• teaching strategies• content delivery

• success measured by inputs

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planning for learning

• student activity• engagement

• success measured by outputs

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how students learn

• knowledge construction• through practice and reflection• experiential processes• thoughtful activities• through self-regulation• meaningful assessments

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how best to teach?

• workplace integrated learning• case studies• problem-based learning• learning communities• peers and mentoring• student-centred learning• focus on outcomes and capabilities

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how well are you able to match your teaching to students’ learning needs?

reasonablyvery little really well

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learning and engagement

information access information organisation

information processing

readingobservinglisteningwatchingbrowsing…

comparingmergingmeasuringrecordingsummarisingcollatingannotatingsummingmemorisingorganising…

articulatingarguingreflectingevaluatingdesigningcritiquinginferringprovingassertingassimilating…

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cognitive engagement

Table 1. Levels of engagement observed in a lecture/workshop setting

lecture workshop independent studyWeb developmentunit. Studentslearning to design andbuild Web pages

listening to lecture,copying pp slides,taking notes,

attending to instructions of tutor,completing directed activities, attemptingopen-ended application task requiringpractise of procedures with creativeinput

Planning the task, reading,choosing options, building aWeb page, testing, editing

Info. access 60%

Info. organisation 30%

Info. processing 10%

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learning designs• features

– contexts for learning– deliberate forms– planned engagement– reusable

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learning tasks

• contexts for learning• application of knowledge• transferability• learner engagement

learningtasks

learning resources

learning supports

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employment services

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public safety

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electrotechnology

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learning resources

• information and content• interactive learning objects• workplace resources

learningtasks

learning resources

learning supports

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employment services

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electrotechnology

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public safety

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learning supports

learningtasks

learning resources

learning supports

• scaffolding• guidance• coaching• direction

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electrotechnology

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quality elearning

• engaging• accessible• task-oriented• student-centred• supported• authentic

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learning and technology

• increased flexibility for learners• learning opportunities• learning tools• supporting lifelong learning• learning enhancement• generic skills

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technology supports for learning

• information access eg. Web pages, content• instructional support eg. database, spreadsheets• interactive tools eg. learning objects, applets• communication eg. discussion boards, ptp, file

sharing• publication eg. bulletin boards• learning management & administration

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contemporary technology supports

• learning management systems eg. Blackboard• digital repositories eg. learning objects • curricula eg. Toolboxes• ubiquitous computing• mobile devices eg. laptops, PDAs • broadband connectivity• Web 2.0

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using technology in the best ways

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principles guiding best practice

• task-based learning environments• authentic and engaged settings• strong learning supports• reusable and sharable resources• blended settings• collaborative and social settings

• seamless and simple technology

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Ron Oliver’s Home Page

http://elrond.scam.ecu.edu.au/oliver