emerging trends and challenges for the xxi century education: mar camacho at tedxreus
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Amb el món a les nostres mans: reptes i tendències emergents per a l’educació del segle XXI | Dra. Mar Camacho | Universitat Rovira i Virgili | TEDxReus | Novembre 2012
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#1 The Knowledge Society: informing the nature of 21st century learners
#2 m-learning & technologies to watch
#3 What we do #URV
#4 Future trends & challenges
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… “In my view, the concept of ‘knowledge societies’ is preferable to that of the ‘information society’ because it better captures the complexity and dynamism of the changes taking place. (...) The knowledge in question is important not only
for economic growth but also for empowering and developing all sectors of society.”
Abdul Waheed Khan (UNESCO general sub-director)
digital natives?
Marquina, 2008
classroomlearning beyond
the
Soft skills (EU):
informational literacycommunicative abilities
problem solvingcritical thinking
attitude towards changesocial intelligence
• At the time that a distinct learning culture emerges, in which learners take mobility as a departing point and
become more visible as innovators, creators and producers they develop new skills, attributes and
literacies enabled by mobile devices that offer them further possibilities to extend their learning and link
the use of social media to their own context and interests.
(Kukulska-Hume, 2010)
#emerging technologies
more personal – networked - fun - more interactive – spontaneous- shorter in
duration - to the point - for instant use- engaging users to contribute and share -
The NMC Horizon Report: 2011 K-12 Edition
#mobile apps
Defined as the fastest growing dimension of the mobile space in higher education right
now, with impacts on virtually every aspect of informal life,and increasingly, every discipline
in the university.
#tablet computing
higher education institutions are seeing
them not just as an affordable solution for one-to-one learning, but also as a feature-rich tool for field and lab work, often times
replacing far more expensive and
cumbersome devices and equipment.
emerging technologies to watch
in education ...
#1 m-learning
#BYOD
#2 social learning
La gente-jóvenes- que ahora pasan todas estas horas en la red, en redes sociales, mañana
gobernarán el mundo.
Juan M. Núñez, 2010
- Challenge -> to facilitate open processes
and provide responses to the needs of students, who use social networks to communicate but not to learn
#3 augmented reality
Source: @jokay
#4 game-based learning
#5 virtual worlds and metaverses
we can do that & more with the help of
our phones ....
taxonomia de actividades
Actividades-tipo que pueden ser llevadas a cabo a través de diferentes dispositivos móviles:
(Laurillard, 2007)
exploracióninvestigación
grabación, captura de sonidos, imágenes vídeos, textos ...
construcción colectiva difusión
reflexión -> mobile portfolios
• To design and pilot test the mobile phone supporting functions to enhance teacher development
• To develop short training courses, supporting resources, and interactive functions that are appropriate for the commonly used mobile phone in the local context.
• To explore the institutionalization mechanism to provide sustainable content development UNESCO,
2012
Olga Abadías, Alba Costa, Laura de la Morena
#m-activities
#geolocalization#AR & QR
#mstorytelling#scavenger hunts
#3D worlds
we can’t do anything without the help of our
students ... anyway
... and here’s the vision of our students
today ...
#to conclude ...
... are reshaping the nature of education.
... hold great potential for increasing the access to information as well as for promoting learning.
... are transforming classrooms into more engaging, collaborative learning environments and better suited to student’s specific needs, interests and learning styles…
emerging technologies
... are different from what they used to be.
... need to be trained in the acquistion of skills that will allow them to inhabit and adapt to a rapidly changing society.
... need to be aware of the potential of mobile technologies for empowering their learning
our students
... need to envision the transformation of teaching and learning for 21st-century skills and citizenship.
... need to cater for non-traditional learning models, which can be further fueled by the integration of emerging technologies.
... need to provide innovative ways in which mobile technologies can be used to enhance the quality of education and transform learning processes.
educational policies
the world is in our hands ... WE AGREE ON THAT...
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... we have the power to transform it!
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