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Personalisation for All?Personalisation for All?

Organising for personalisation at Organising for personalisation at scalescale

Chris YappChris YappHead of Public Sector InnovationHead of Public Sector Innovation

MicrosoftMicrosoft

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The New RenaissanceThe New Renaissance

• Explosion of Information

• New concepts

• Blurring of boundaries between arts/humanities/science and technology

• Small is beautiful: the city state

• Globalisation and diversity

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Do you believe…Do you believe…

“that e-learning can transform the experience of education?”

IF SO HOW LONG BEFORE IT HAPPENS?

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A hypothesis?A hypothesis?

• Learning always has been and always will be a personalised experience

• It is the organisation of education that has been impersonal

• The impediment has been economic scaleability

• Technology is making personalisation achievable at scale

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Mark TwainMark Twain

“ I never allowed

My schooling to

Interfere with my

Education”

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Our Choice as a SocietyOur Choice as a Society

• Ask what kind of society technology progress will create

Policy-technocrat approach

And/Or

• What kind of society do we want to create utilising technological progress

Think Tank approach

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Values of the Information Society?Values of the Information Society?

• Competitiveness with social inclusion• Risk: management over minimisation• Lifelong Learning for all• Social Innovation over Technological Innovation• “Smallish” is beautiful• Participation over representation• Interdependence over independence• Value-added with values

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What I am told by practitionersWhat I am told by practitioners

• The structure

• The culture

• The funding

• Works against optimising e-Learning

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Personalisation?Personalisation?

• Content

• Navigation

• Assessment

• Location

• Learning styles

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Types of E-LearningTypes of E-Learning

Location

Different Same

Time

Different

Same

DistributedAsynchronousLearning

E-classroomE-library

E-campus

DistributedSynchronousLearning

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Plus ca change?Plus ca change?

• Teacher

• Surgeon

• Train Driver

• …

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The Biggest MistakeThe Biggest Mistake

New Teacher=Old Teacher+IT

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IT and GlobalisationIT and Globalisation

• Minimum skill set for a living wage rising• Demand for low-skilled workers falling• Rate of change of skill needs increasing• State budgets under pressure

Increased demands for creativity, innovation, design and personal/inter-personal skills

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The Underlying LogicThe Underlying Logic

• People are for thinking, machines for doing

• If it can be done, it can be automated

• If it can be automated it can be done elsewhere more cheaply

What do we mean by high-skilled?

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Lessons from IndustryLessons from Industry

• IT is about organisational effectiveness

• Optimising effectiveness comes through organisational change

Re-engineering Education to support Lifelong learning

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Re-engineer what?Re-engineer what?

• The educational infrastructure

• The curriculum and assessment

• The teaching professions

To put the learner at the

heart of the system

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Learning on DemandLearning on Demand

• Personalised, mass-customisation

• User-driven quality

• Teamwork-oriented teaching and learning

• Exams and Qualifications?

• Administration built-in not bolted-on to teaching and learning processes

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The Economics of Mass The Economics of Mass CustomisationCustomisation

• Standardisation

• Specialisation

• Integration

Around the demand side to free resources to deliver efficiency and effectiveness

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This implies…This implies…

• A Culture of lifelong learning

• Access to lifelong learning

• Content to support individual lifelong learners

• A social context for lifelong learning

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MIT90s paradigmMIT90s paradigm

The

Organisation

External environment

Management

ProcessesStrategy

Organisation

Design

IT

People and

Roles

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MIT90s paradigmMIT90s paradigm

Management

Processes

People and

RolesThe

Organisation

External environment

Strategy IT

Organisational

Culture

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Learning OrganisationsLearning Organisations

Theory

Practice

Learning

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Education vs Training?Education vs Training?

Scientist

Engineer

Technician

Education

Training

LearningTo Think

LearningTo Do

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Education or Training?Education or Training?

Scientist

Engineer

TechnicianStableTimes

UnstableTimes

LearningTo Think

LearningTo Do

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5 Levels of Transformation5 Levels of Transformation

Extent of benefits

Local exploitation

Scope Redefinition

Network Redesign

Process Redesign

Internal IntegrationEvolutionary

RevolutionaryInternal

External

Source: MIT

Deg

ree

of

tran

sfor

mat

ion

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Formal/Informal LearningFormal/Informal LearningFormal

Informal

FormalInformal

Process

Content

Course

TV

Search

Engine

Experience

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Learner types?Learner types?

• Visual

• Auditory

• Kinaesthetic

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Multiple IntelligencesMultiple Intelligences

• Mathematical and logical• Linguistic• Interpersonal• Intrapersonal• Bodily kinaesthetic• Musical• Naturalist• Visual and Spatial

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Technologies for Technologies for PersonalisationPersonalisation

• Web Accessibility• Navigation• Smart Cards• Voice• Handwriting• Gestures• Implants• ….

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Assessment and AccreditationAssessment and Accreditation

• Modular• When ready, not age!• Credit accumulation and transfer• Time stamped?• Vocational/academic• Process and/or content• Assessment for/of Learning• Bachelor of Learning?

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From Pilots to EmbeddingFrom Pilots to Embedding

Need

X

Vision

X

Capabilities

X

First steps

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ContentContent

• What is content?

• Ownership?

• Who creates content?

• Tools for teachers or content for teachers?

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A Learner in her life plays many A Learner in her life plays many parts..parts..

• Student• Teacher• Librarian/Curator• Researcher• Assessor• Counsellor• Parent• ……

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Teacher RolesTeacher Roles

• Subject matter expert• Learning resources manager• Learning coach• Educational administrator• Staff development manager• Curriculum agent• Counsellor: personal, career, social• Trainees

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Creativity and ITCreativity and IT

• Combinatorial

• Exploratory

• Transformational

Source: Margaret Boden

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The Policy ChallengesThe Policy Challenges

• Sort out the role of the professional teacher• Make progress on the content vs tools debate• Accessibility to e-Learning• The Pensions Crisis• The over 50s disappeared• Health education• Intellectual property…• Evidence..

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Plugging the book!!!Plugging the book!!!

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TransformationTransformation

Be realistic about how long it will take

Celebrate success

Innovate, Learn and Push the boundaries

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The New RenaissanceThe New Renaissance

“The generation that is alive today has the chance to design the next civilisation.That is a gift not given to every generation”

Douglas Robertson, 1999

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Chris YappChris YappHead of Public Sector InnovationHead of Public Sector Innovation

[email protected]@microsoft.com


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