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TechnologyTrends 2009

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What We Will Do Today

Explore Elluminate Features Examine Technology Trends and their

Intersection with Teaching & Learning Reflect on Implications for

Teaching & Learning

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Elluminate

Live Web Conferencing Tool Multi-media

webcam – videoaudio two-waywhite board – images, presentations

Interactive writingpollingassessment of learning

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Who are the Learners?

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Who are the Learners?

Social – Team oriented Multi-tasking Style Experiential in Learning

Real Life Experiences

Digital, Connected Reading Shallow May Lack Critical Thinking Skills Visual & Kinesthetic

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Shift in Learning Approach

Structured Hierarchical

Formal Expert lecture Prescribed Push Delivering

UnstructuredPeer to Peer

Informal User as Creator &

Contributor Personalized Pull Enabling

Source: Amar Dhaliwal VP EngineeringSabaJeff Weinberger Knowledgemanagement Saba

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Technology & Learning

Learning Informal Social Networks

FaceBook

Peer to Peer Sharing/Networks Flickr, Delicious

Less Hierarchical Learning more Informal and Collaborative

Intersection of Technology & Learning

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How is e-Learning Changing?

More collaborative peer to peer learning Creation of Communities of Interest Co-creation User as Creator Open Source M-Learning

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Social Media

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Technology Shift Web 2.0

Create, Connect, Collaborate

Social Software Networks – Open SourceAllow you to do something

BlogWebloghttp://electronicportfolios.org/blog

WikiCollaborative siteWikipedia http://www.wikipedia.com

File Sharing e.g.Music

Google Facebook

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More Social Media Tools Flickr

Digital Photo Sharing Web Sitehttp://www.flickr.com

DeliciousSocial Bookmarkinghttp://del.icio.us

Video HostingYouTube

RSSBloglineshttp://www.bloglines.comA way to collect in one spot current posts of interest from given web sites. It can come from almost any source such as Newspapers, blogs, communities of interest etc.

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Assumptions

Everyone Knows a little/no one knows a lot

Content is always changing Wiki –Free Collaborative software Everyone can add to, edit page Create dynamic collective knowledge

repository Source: Redefining the Role of the Learning Organization Collaborative and Informal Models and Roles of Learning Technologies Aug/06 Amar Dhaliwal Engineering Saba,and Jeff Weinberger, Marketing Saba

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New Technology Trigger

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Disruptive Innovations

Generally slow to be adopted Dramatic change when broad adoption

occurse.g.Mobile DevicesNow Widespread applications for GPS, hospitals, museums, Work

Source: cited in Adapted from Clayton M. ChristiansonThe Innovator’s Dilemma, 1997 Cambridge MAHarvard Business School Presscited in Abel, R.J.. 2005. What’s Next in Learning Technology in Higher Education. A-HEC in-Depth2 (2) Oct., 2005. Lake Mary, FL:The Alliance for Higher education Eompetitiveness, Inc. from http://www.a-hec.org/research/in-depth_articles/whats_next1005/wahts_next1005_toc.htm

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Strategies for Effectiveness

How will using technology help to address the learning outcomes?

Will the learning experience be improved?

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Brainstorm 1 Use for Elluminate in Your Context

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Reflection Question

1. Collective Wisdom or Rise of Amateurism?What do you think?

2. How will you participate in this evolution with your students?

Thanks for Attending

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Connection

• Teacher/Facilitator• Other Students• Content

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Diverse Learning Styles

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Pros Cons

Trends?