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Technology and literacy: how should we use ICT to develop the literacy of kids who know more than we do? Colin Harrison University of Nottingham

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This is Colin's plenary address at the UKLA 2011 conference at Chester.

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Technology and literacy: how should we use ICT to develop the literacy of kids who know more than we do?

Technology and literacy: how should we use ICT to develop the literacy of kids who know more than we do?

Colin HarrisonUniversity of Nottingham

Colin HarrisonUniversity of Nottingham

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Technology and literacy: how should we use ICT to develop the literacy of kids who know more than we do?Technology and literacy: how should we use ICT to develop the literacy of kids who know more than we do?

Colin Harrison - University of NottinghamColin Harrison - University of NottinghamGrateful thanks to the 48 co-researchers who worked with me on these Becta projects:

•Integrated Learning Systems (2000)

•ImpaCT2 (2002)

•Pathfinder LAs (2003)

•e-Portfolios (2006)

•Web 2.0 (2008)

•Impact 09 (2010)Especially: Charles Crook, Tony Fisher, Elizabeth Hartnell-Young, Kaye Haw, Gordon Joyes, Eric Lunzer, Bridget Somekh, Carmen Tomás, Jean Underwood

Grateful thanks to the 48 co-researchers who worked with me on these Becta projects:

•Integrated Learning Systems (2000)

•ImpaCT2 (2002)

•Pathfinder LAs (2003)

•e-Portfolios (2006)

•Web 2.0 (2008)

•Impact 09 (2010)Especially: Charles Crook, Tony Fisher, Elizabeth Hartnell-Young, Kaye Haw, Gordon Joyes, Eric Lunzer, Bridget Somekh, Carmen Tomás, Jean Underwood

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Four themes:Four themes:

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one: we’re dealing with the digital divide; now let’s fix the teleological divide

one: we’re dealing with the digital divide; now let’s fix the teleological divide

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

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Increasing motivation and engagement

Increasing motivation and engagement

TWO:HOW DO WE FIX MOTIVATION AND ENGAGEMENT?TWO:HOW DO WE FIX MOTIVATION AND ENGAGEMENT?

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three: taming the internet- (and why i’m cross with don leu)

three: taming the internet- (and why i’m cross with don leu)

One researcher

One site

One medium?

One researcher

One site

One medium?

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four: Web 2.0 is the teacher’s friendfour: Web 2.0 is the teacher’s friend

The Becta Web 2.0 project: kids are well connected, and transgressive, but they are web consumers, not producers

Texting is not killing literacy

VLEs, blogs, wikis, tweets and podcasts can transform teaching, and make a teacher’s life easier, not harder

The Becta Web 2.0 project: kids are well connected, and transgressive, but they are web consumers, not producers

Texting is not killing literacy

VLEs, blogs, wikis, tweets and podcasts can transform teaching, and make a teacher’s life easier, not harder

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one: the teleological divideone: the teleological divide

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

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one: the teleological divideone: the teleological divide

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

Where are we heading - and why this direction?

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one: the teleological divideone: the teleological divide

1980s Increased motivation and engagement: IT Works

1990s ‘Only connect’: the Information Superhighway

2010s Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

1980s Increased motivation and engagement: IT Works

1990s ‘Only connect’: the Information Superhighway

2010s Four-dimensional participation: ‘Five hours a day isn’t enough’

Where are we heading - and why this direction?

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one: the teleological divideone: the teleological divide

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

24/7 participation in learning

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

24/7 participation in learning

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Increasing motivation and engagement

Increasing motivation and engagement

TWO: TWO:

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Increasing motivation and engagementIncreasing motivation and engagementReading any text is a process of construction rather than reception

Reading any text is a process of construction rather than reception

Perception

Construction Integration

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagement

Increased motivation and engagement

Choice is crucial:Choice is crucial:

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagement

Increased motivation and engagement

Choice is crucial:Choice is crucial:

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagement

Increased motivation and engagement

Choice is crucial:

125,000 fan fiction Twilight novels online

Choice is crucial:

125,000 fan fiction Twilight novels online

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagement

Increased motivation and engagement

Choice is crucial: Choice is crucial:

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagement

Increased motivation and engagement

Choice is crucial:

490,000 fan fiction Harry Potter novels online

Choice is crucial:

490,000 fan fiction Harry Potter novels online

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagement

Increased motivation and engagementChoice is crucial:

490,000 fan fiction Harry Potter novels online ... and many boys (and girls) do not regard reading on the computer as reading![SMS; W2.0]

Choice is crucial:

490,000 fan fiction Harry Potter novels online ... and many boys (and girls) do not regard reading on the computer as reading![SMS; W2.0]

TWO: TWO:

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Choice is crucial: online book blogs; use the Pottersaurus? Choice is crucial: online book blogs; use the Pottersaurus?

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagementIncreased motivation and engagement

Feedback is crucial

Reading while listening is good ... phone apps

Text to speech is improving ...

Recording reading is useful

Feedback is crucial

Reading while listening is good ... phone apps

Text to speech is improving ...

Recording reading is useful

TWO: TWO:

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Increased motivation and engagementIncreased motivation and engagement

Feedback is crucial

Reading while listening is good ... phone apps

Text to speech is improving ...

Recording reading is useful

Feedback is crucial

Reading while listening is good ... phone apps

Text to speech is improving ...

Recording reading is useful

TWO: TWO:

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Can text-to-speech programs help dyslexic/weaker readers?

Can text-to-speech programs help dyslexic/weaker readers?

Text-to-speech programs such as

http://www.naturalreaders.com/index.htm  Natural-sounding text to speech software (expensive!)

Text-to-speech programs such as

http://www.naturalreaders.com/index.htm  Natural-sounding text to speech software (expensive!)

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Feedback is crucial

Store your reading (UKRA research award, 1990) in the cloud

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHAb6TYNX4w&feature=related

Feedback is crucial

Store your reading (UKRA research award, 1990) in the cloud

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHAb6TYNX4w&feature=related

TWO: TWO:

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set three: taming the internetset three: taming the internet

One researcher Three researcher

rule

One site Three site rule

One medium? Three media rule

One researcher Three researcher

rule

One site Three site rule

One medium? Three media ruleDwyer, B., & Harrison, C. (2008). "There's no rabbits on the Internet": Scaffoldingthe development of effective search strategies for struggling readers during Internetinquiry. In Y. Kim & V. J. Risko (Eds.), 57th Yearbook of the National ReadingConference (pp. 187-202). Oak Creek, WI: National Reading Conference, Inc.

Dwyer, B., & Harrison, C. (2008). "There's no rabbits on the Internet": Scaffoldingthe development of effective search strategies for struggling readers during Internetinquiry. In Y. Kim & V. J. Risko (Eds.), 57th Yearbook of the National ReadingConference (pp. 187-202). Oak Creek, WI: National Reading Conference, Inc.

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Internet safety and the Pacific Tree Octopus- how do we research this?Internet safety and the Pacific Tree Octopus- how do we research this?

http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/

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Internet safety and the Pacific Tree Octopus- how do we research this?Internet safety and the Pacific Tree Octopus- how do we research this?

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Internet safety and the Pacific Tree Octopus- what are our research roles?

Internet safety and the Pacific Tree Octopus- what are our research roles?http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/

Questioner

Navigator Recorder

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Critical Internet literacy- have students found 3 sites?Critical Internet literacy- have students found 3 sites?

http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/

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http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/

Critical Internet literacy- have students found 3 sites?Critical Internet literacy- have students found 3 sites?

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http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/

Critical Internet literacy- have students found other media?Critical Internet literacy- have students found other media?

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One researcher Three researcher

rule

One site Three site rule

One medium? Three media

rule

One researcher Three researcher

rule

One site Three site rule

One medium? Three media

rule

Critical Internet literacyCritical Internet literacy

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Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

Increased motivation and engagement

Increased connectivity

But not in class! - An Oxford seminar...

Is Web 2.0 the answer?

and where is my teacher when I need her?

But not in class! - An Oxford seminar...

Is Web 2.0 the answer?

and where is my teacher when I need her?

FOUR: WEB 2.0 IS THE TEACHER’S FRIENDFOUR: WEB 2.0 IS THE TEACHER’S FRIEND

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Becta Web 2.0 project: kids are well connected, and transgressive, but they are web consumers, not producers; and most don’t know more than we do....

Texting is not killing literacy

Blogs, wikis and podcasts can transform teaching, and make a teacher’s life easier, not harder

Becta Web 2.0 project: kids are well connected, and transgressive, but they are web consumers, not producers; and most don’t know more than we do....

Texting is not killing literacy

Blogs, wikis and podcasts can transform teaching, and make a teacher’s life easier, not harder

FOUR: WEB 2.0 IS THE TEACHER’S FRIENDFOUR: WEB 2.0 IS THE TEACHER’S FRIEND

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Is texting killing reading?- NO!Is texting killing reading?- NO!

The ratio of textisms to total words used was positively associated with word reading, vocabulary, and

phonological awareness measures. Moreover, the children's textism use predicted word reading ability after

controlling for individual differences in age, short-term memory, vocabulary, phonological awareness and how

long they had owned a mobile phone. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1348/026151008X320507/full

ie The kids who texted most were the best readers, had the best vocabulary, and were the ones that were most

aware of the need to switch linguistic register according to context.

The ratio of textisms to total words used was positively associated with word reading, vocabulary, and

phonological awareness measures. Moreover, the children's textism use predicted word reading ability after

controlling for individual differences in age, short-term memory, vocabulary, phonological awareness and how

long they had owned a mobile phone. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1348/026151008X320507/full

ie The kids who texted most were the best readers, had the best vocabulary, and were the ones that were most

aware of the need to switch linguistic register according to context.

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ICT and whole school change: networks- or networked teachers?ICT and whole school change: networks- or networked teachers?

Student podcast: http://allanah.podomatic.com/

Student podcast: http://allanah.podomatic.com/

Teacher podcast: 1 How

to- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4nK0OO_KPM

Teacher podcast: 1 How

to- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4nK0OO_KPM

Teacher podcast: 2

Factors- http://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=lMU5wMDcJNg

Teacher podcast: 2

Factors- http://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=lMU5wMDcJNg

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the networked teacherthe networked teacher

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ICT and whole school change: how did Stevenson School do it?ICT and whole school change: how did Stevenson School do it?

1 Learning in four

dimensions

1 Learning in four

dimensions

2 Learning as participation in

an online community

2 Learning as participation in

an online community

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A clearer teleology for ICT A clearer teleology for ICT

Motivation

Communication Participation

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A clearer teleology for ICT A clearer teleology for ICT

Motivation

Communication Participation

Empowerment

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Technology and literacy: how should we use ICT to develop the literacy of kids who know more than we do?Technology and literacy: how should we use ICT to develop the literacy of kids who know more than we do?

Colin Harrison - University of NottinghamColin Harrison - University of NottinghamGrateful thanks to the 48 co-researchers who worked with me on these Becta projects:

•Integrated Learning Systems (2000)

•ImpaCT2 (2002)

•Pathfinder LAs (2003)

•e-Portfolios (2006)

•Web 2.0 (2008)

•Impact 09 (2010)Especially: Charles Crook, Tony Fisher, Elizabeth Hartnell-Young, Kaye Haw, Gordon Joyes, Eric Lunzer, Bridget Somekh, Carmen Tomás, Jean Underwood

Grateful thanks to the 48 co-researchers who worked with me on these Becta projects:

•Integrated Learning Systems (2000)

•ImpaCT2 (2002)

•Pathfinder LAs (2003)

•e-Portfolios (2006)

•Web 2.0 (2008)

•Impact 09 (2010)Especially: Charles Crook, Tony Fisher, Elizabeth Hartnell-Young, Kaye Haw, Gordon Joyes, Eric Lunzer, Bridget Somekh, Carmen Tomás, Jean Underwood