Author
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Question/ topic |
Evaluation
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Nigel Jones
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how to evaluate the technology enhanced learning
items/objects/methods before, during, and after implementation.
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Engagement
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Wendy Wood
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How can I help people engage, enjoy and learn effectively
using TEL?
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Sarla Gandhi
|
how can it [my module] be developed into a more effective
teaching and learning medium to enhance engagement?
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David Read
|
how technology, especially mobile devices, can motivate
and encourage students to learn English outside of the classroom.
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Maria Hacker
|
the technologies available and how they can best be used
for student engagement.
|
Andrew MacLeod
|
ways to engage these reluctant professionals without
alienating them.
|
Pete Richardson
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What is the best way to help classroom teachers adopt
digital materials and methods to improve their practice and the student
experience?
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lisa anderson @lisaa233 10h
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#octel @thinksitthrough great webinar. Big Q, how do we
get student engagement and hi standards of learning at a viable cost through
MOOCs?
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James Kerr @Kerr63 10h
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Should reluctant staff be pushed to TEL if they don't
fully embrace it? #ocTEL
|
Kayla Barlow @McrKayla
|
How can TEL support personalised learning in a way that
works for both teachers and students?
|
Vanessa Camilleri @veecam
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how can I, as an academic, help my students (who are
teacher trainees) see TEL as a way of living and learning, rather than an
imposition?
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David Read @dreadnought001
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will teachers who will not or cannot get on board with
educational technology find themselves increasingly marginalized in their
work?
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Vanessa Camilleri @veecam
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how can I, as an academic, help my students see TEL as a
way of living and learning, rather than an imposition?
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Staff development
| |
Roger Gardner @rgardner
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How best to develop staff digital literacies,especially
awareness,practices & attributes,as opposed to access & skills?
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Jim Pettiward @jimpettiward
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How to address the gaping chasm in digital literacies of
many teaching staff in HE?
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S Huskinson @FieryRed1
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:How can I convince academic colleagues to look at the
teaching theory behind using a technology before using it?
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Technology selection and effectiveness
| |
Lynne Francis
|
what technologies are actually available, how do I use
them, how are they beneficial for me to use as a teacher, and what are the
learning gains for those I teach.
|
Barbara Wilford
|
how do we encourage academics to use appropriate
technologies to support student learning and to enhance digital literacy?
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Tracey Yeadon-Lee
|
I use a general VLE for my courses and in lectures I will often
YouTube and radio podcasts. I think my big question is what else can I use
and how
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Mary Watkins
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I'd like to know more about TEl outside of the VLE so
academics and students aren't constrained by the features of the VLE.
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Bill Miller
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[What is] the scope of the field
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Orla Daly
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I can ensure that what I offer in terms of TEL
initiatives/projects/suggestions is meeting the requirements and expectations
of staff and students for an enhanced teaching and learning experience.
|
Maria Hacker
|
the technologies available and how they can best be used
for student engagement.
|
Kari Rasmussen
|
How do we clearly identify who our student is, what
responsibilities are they balancing and how to we best select and implement
technology in a way that supports their learning and success in an
educational career?
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jamila osman
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with the various technology that is being developed to
enhance learning, how does the teacher determine whether teaching has taken
place or not?
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Quick wins
| |
Sue Watson
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I am really interested in quick fixes for teachers in
formative assessment and would like to discuss how BTEC higher order grades
can be assessed easily online. I think we need to get the assessment part
integrated, which will lead to greater adoption by staff
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Examples of good practice
| |
Stephanie Bennett
|
I am really keen to learn and discuss more about best
practice for implementing TEL both for campus and distance students – and
also discover new and effective ways to encourage student learning through
participation and interaction.
|
Elizabeth Charles
|
how TEL can be best used in teaching information literacy
both face-to-face and via the VLE to support the self-directed independent
learning of Birkbeck's mature students.
|
Hazel McAllister @TeflteacherUK
|
What are the best ways to use technology to help students
learn a foreign language?
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Evidence base
| |
Donald MacLean
|
What do other practitioners find most effective in this
field, why, and is there any research to back it up? I often find that
research backed activity, and evidence, can be difficult to find.
|
"Simpson, Kate"
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Is the student getting a different quality of experience
by not being in the same room as the teacher; and, does TEL justify its worth
in terms of money and time?
|
Tom Franklin
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To what extent is evidence informing practice in
technology enhanced learning?
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Ethics
| |
beth.ritter-guth@UCC.EDU
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How do we promote ethical and robust content in online
courses?
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Understanding MOOCs (and wider TEL)
| |
Lesly Huxley
|
I am hoping to learn a) what it's like to participate in a
MOOC b) what innovations as well as the basics of TEL are 'out there' and
peoples' experience of them and c) how others respond to the MOOC.
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Tim Bones
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to glean a wider understanding of OOCs and their workings
how, both as an educator and participant/learner, might I
benefit from engaging in MOOCs?
|
Tom Franklin
|
To what extent will Moocs transform learning and
educational institutions?
|
Tim Herrick @minkymonkeymoo
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question about MOOCs and TEL - who is it for?
|
Tim Bones @mrtimbones
|
Hope to discover pros/cons of being a participant/educator
in comparison to other learning environs.
|
Effeciency and effectiveness
| |
David Read
|
how technology can free up teachers’ time to focus on the
more important things in the classroom.
|
James Clay http://elearningstuff.net/
|
How do we create a culture in which TEL can be effectively
used by all staff and learners to improve learning?
|
Accessibility
| |
gemma holtam
|
How can technology be embedded in to everyday teaching and
learning to support and enhance the needs of dyslexic students as well as all
of the other student in the class?
|
Beth Tunstall @tunners78
|
How to make TEL more accessible in areas of economic (and
so arguably ICT?) deprivation.
|
Pedagogic theory
| |
Bopelo Boitshwarelo
|
Is there a specific online pedagogy?
|
Rawad Hammad
|
how learning can be done through ICT?
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Helen Crump @crumphelen
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#ocTEL my big question “would thinking of TEL/eLearning
from a literacies perspective answer a lot of questions?”
|
Julia Clarke @LUBSStudentEd
|
how will TEL change
learner identies? If we are all students now doesn't that change what it
means to be a student?
|
Making technology
invisible / ubiquitous
| |
Alejandro Armellini @alejandroa
|
how can we get rid of the 'T' in 'TEL'? The question could
be re-phrased as: how can technology become transpa
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Assessment /
recognition / employability (ouch that is pushing the topic a long way)
| |
GraphicDesignProject @GraphDesProject
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in what ways do employers recognise skills and
achievements? Is it just educators? Where does it go?
|
I can’t classify
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ScottJohnson
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How do we build thinking content that seeps into society
such that people start to revalue an enhanced and thoughtful version of
themselves over the comfort and effortless state of general dumbness and
pointless ammusement?
|
With Tablets sales exceeeding desktop/laptop sales, Ahmed
(2013), what are implications for academic and student learning
practice? How are others embracing
Post PC technology to enhance student learning? How others are encouraging
their students to user their personal devices to support their learning? Particularly as in our student population
as smart device ownership has increased
the useage of smart devices for learning appears to have narrowed, to
an expensiving surfing tool (Woodcock et al 2012c). How do we engage our learners to utilise
their smart devices and apps more effectively to develop and deepen their
learning
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Simon Bates
|
How can we fill the void between the need to co-create TEL
work with educators and the needs of large (and mainly necessary) central
administration systems?’
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Janet Holmes
|
How can I enable learners to learn as they want to? It
could be How can I learn what I need to do that! Maybe it should be How can I get the trainees to teach each
other?
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Sue Barnes @suebbarnes45
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Is it the technology that enhances the learning or is it
that in considering use of technology we are prompted to consider innovative
approaches to learning and teaching that lead to enhancement?
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Bob Harrison @bobharrisonset
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Does it matter and if so why? [not sure what it refers to]
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clairedonlan @clairedonlan
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Anyone for cricket? [Sorry Claire, couldn’t resist]
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Tom Buckley @bigbadbuckley
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How do we get from what
an academic is willing to make to what a student will appreciate
consuming approach to the design process?
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Hazel McAllister @TeflteacherUK
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What does it feel like to be a distant learner?How can I
use my experience to make a better one for my sts?
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
ocTEL big questions
I have added to the table of big questions from twitter. Apologies to those I have misclassified and those questions I have midded
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3 comments:
Thanks Tom. Is list is excellent
Thanks Tom,
The table you assembled looks very useful to me as a guide for finding people with similar ideas to start conversations with (or in my case, look for someone furthest from my interests to start up a new train of thought).
As an avid fan of MOOCs I’ve been asked by our new director of teaching to observe and report on OCTEL as a way of learning what other institutions might be up to in the use of technology. All our previous effort has gone into training in the use of gadgets or a type of neutral instruction theory that is entirely based in the f2f environment. My take on learning is it can be done anywhere under all circumstances and identifying what learning looks like under various conditions will help us pick the correct technology to deliver it. By this method we may be able to assemble a picture in our minds of what school will look like online and this is one way to present change to our talented but reluctant instructors.
Without a picture of themselves being there and teaching in some way afforded by some tools our pragmatic instructors will remain unwilling to rethink their practice. Unfortunately, our provincial government does have a vision for education based purely on business logics that will prevail as our instructors hold back. Your table gives some hope that teachers (at least in this MOOC) are beginning to see themselves in the future as participants and not simply as attendants of the technology.
Thanks for putting me in the unclassified category. Being too close to a clear concept at our school gets a person elected to head a committee on it.
Thanks for your comments Scott, I hope that you find this MOOC useful. Though, I don't think that there is such a think that there is such a thing as neutral instruction theory. All instruction comes with an embedded theory, whether this is explicit or implicit. On the whole I believe that the "theory neutral" really bundles up a bunch of things around the teacher as authority figure (thereby deserving of respect?) and a didactic form of learning.
I think you might find it particularly useful to follow some of the threads around pedagogic theories (construcivism, constructionism, dialogic, didactic etc). Giving some theoretical underpinning to what you are doing might also give it greater credibility with other teachers.
Sorry if I am "teaching grandmothers how to such eggs".
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