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Page 1: Online Educa 2007

Design and ongoing monitoring systems for online education

A Model to connect the Different Theoretical Learning Approaches

Pier Giuseppe RossiUniversity of Macerata, Italy

Online Educa Berlin - 29 November 2007

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Where is Macerata?

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Agenda

• Introduction;• Assumptions, motivations and problems;• Model Description;• Inside the Model;• Examples;• Conclusions.

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Assumptions

Theoretical ApproachFrom a dichotomic view…(constructivist VS instructional approach)

..To a wider picture(interaction of the different approaches in

different steps of the same learning path)

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Assumptions

• Real world complexity and class heterogeneity (cultural, motivational, etc.);

• Different learning styles;• The importance of personal reflection and

awareness of own identity; (individual activities next to personal spaces) (PLEs)(structured and directed vs Web 2.0 and self-directed)

• To relate Formal and Informal Education;• To relate eLearning and KM;

(share tools & production concepts)

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Motivations and problems

• Why integrate different approaches?To personalize – customize (learning);To adapt the learning path to its context (teaching);

• How to avoid a miscellanea that makes no sense?Every activity in the model has a different didactical

approach;Every activity is self coherent;The materials as boundary object;The different approaches enable parallel or sequential

learning paths.

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Our Design Model

• Result of 5 years of research;• Experiences from online

graduate/postgraduate courses;

• To support the instructional designer implementing on line courses.

Macerata University

Model

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First dimension

INSTRUCTIONAL DIMENSION1. Knowledge and skills acquisition;

2. Media redundant materials; learning object; instructional delivery;

3. Objective assessment (test).

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Dimensions of the model

The three macro dimensions:

– Instructional dimension;– Collaborative dimension;– Personal dimension.

Each dimension is characterized by:• different learning aim and objective typology;• own activities and tools;• specific monitoring & assessment tools.

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Group - Individual

1Instructional

Activities

2Collective and

open end activities

3Reflexive and

personal activities

ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

Materials Materials

Materials

The conceptual artifacts (materials) are the “Boundary Object” to connect the three dimensions

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Second dimension

COLLABORATIVE DIMENSION1. Knowledge building;

2. Activities such as knowledge sharing and negotiation, collaborative projects, case study, open end problems;

3. Tools for qualitative analysis, Latent Semantic Analysis, and Social Network Analysis.

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Third dimension

PERSONAL DIMENSION1. Competences acquisition; identity awareness;

2. Personal selection and narration (blog); reflection; learning experience criss-crossings;

3. E-portfolio, Competence profile.

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Community - Personal

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Communitiesof Practice,

Knowledge 2Management

(elicitation, collaboration)

Personal LearningEnvironments,

3 Folksonomies, ePortfolio

(identity, trajectories, learning, awareness)

Communities of Practice

Individual in the Community

Tools for reflection and individual writing are predominant

Tools for research, organization and collaboration are predominant

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Individual and Informal education

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The attention to content and discipline

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ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

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Collaborative activities

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Learning Object, Video,

Test

Map, ePortfolio, competence profile.

Collaborative writing, role play, negotiation (forum, wiki)

Balanced course

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Balanced course

Video lesson,

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Individual assignment.

Discussion about …,

Instructionalactivities

Collaborative activities

Personal activities

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Training course

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Support forum,Test

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Collaborative activities

Personal activities

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Conclusions

• The environment is the framework where all diversities come together producing positive feedbacks between the three areas (IEs, PLEs & CoPs);

• These spaces co-exist within the Learning path;• Activities and materials are redundant in media,

language, strategies, objectives, level;

• The presence of different approaches, in a single learning path, is directly related/produced in a multi-perspective’s vision and supports different motivations;

• The connection between the three perspectives guarantees an effective eLearning.

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Questions?