chalkboards, whiteboards, and the internet [no video]
DESCRIPTION
Michael Netzley PhD discusses education 2.0 and how it can be applied to National National education in SingaporeTRANSCRIPT
Chalkboards, Whiteboards, Chalkboards, Whiteboards, and the Internetand the Internet
How Gen Y is Ushering-In an Age of Digital Learning
Michael Netzley, PhD
TeacherTeacher--Centered ModelCentered Model
• Sage on the Stage
• One person holds the chalk
• To various degrees, passive audience
LenovoLenovo’’s Mary Ma on Educations Mary Ma on EducationRegarding the acquisition and integration of IBM, Mary Ma noted how education socialized employees in ways that impacted their job performance for decades. Passive education translated into passive workplace tendencies, and opportunities to improve the M&A process were missed when initiative was not taken.
McKinsey Interview Here
Education 2.0Education 2.0
Traditional Traditional LiteraciesLiteracies
Meet Gen YMeet Gen Y
http://www.genythinktank.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/esfacebook.jpg
Socializing a Digital NativeSocializing a Digital Native• The average college grad starting work
– 5,000 hours of video games on average– 250,000 email, instant, and text messages– 10,000 hours of hand phone use– 3,500 hours of time on-line
• “Today’s younger workers are not little us-es.”
Pew Research, Digital Natives Invade the Workplace, 2006
AsiaAsia’’s Gen X Characteristicss Gen X Characteristics• Not as different from their parents as Gen
Xers in other parts of the world– High expectations for career progression, pay,
and material possessions (Singapore dream)– They are less job-loyal– They as brand-loyal as their parents– They are more receptive to media than other
Gen X populations (e.g., North America)
AsiaAsia’’s Gen Y Characteristicss Gen Y Characteristics• Singapore’s Gen Y population does differ
from Gen X and Baby Boomers– Speed: grown-up with compressed time (2
minute noodles, Internet, and text messages– Stimulation: Xbox, World of Warcraft,
multimedia presentations, instant choice– Gen Y means that they, “ask why?”– Control: custom computers, latte to order, etc– Constant technology and access
SG SG NetizensNetizens: On: On--line Behavioral Preferences line Behavioral Preferences
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Watch Videos
My SNS
Visit Friends' SNS
Leave Comment Blog
Upload Videos
Personal Blog
On-line Ratings
Microblog
wiki contribution
© 2009 Michael Netzley, research. 30+ 20-30 <20
SG SG NetizensNetizens: On: On--line Behavioral Preferencesline Behavioral PreferencesBroad Patterns are ConsistentBroad Patterns are Consistent
• Joining: SNS most preferred
• Expressing: Less interest outside the walled gardens
Generational Gaps are ClearGenerational Gaps are Clear
• Gen Y & Z: leading the way
• Gen X and Boomers: Dramatically less active online
What Does It Mean?What Does It Mean?••Experiencing wave of 2.0 Experiencing wave of 2.0
savvy learnerssavvy learners
•• Privacy remains importantPrivacy remains important
•• Standing in the shadowsStanding in the shadows
Gen XGen X Gen YGen YStyleStyle Similar to parents Eye-catching; fun
ContentContent Get to the point—what do I need to know?
If and when I need, I will look it up online
ContextContext Relevance to what matters to me
Relevance to now, today, and my role
AttitudeAttitude Less job-loyal than parents; cut-above-the-
rest mentality
OK with authority that earns their respect
TacticsTactics Media; some face-to-face meetings, games, online
Online; wired; seamlessly connected
SpeedSpeed Immediate; when I need it Five minutes ago
FrequencyFrequency Whenever Constant
GartnerGartner’’s Hype Cycles Hype Cycle
GartnerGartner’’s Hype Cycle 2008s Hype Cycle 2008
Web 2.0
Wiki
Place yourself Place yourself on this on this
continuumcontinuum
Are we Web Are we Web 2.0 savvy 2.0 savvy
educators?educators?
Faculty Adoption: The ResearchFaculty Adoption: The Research• “Some faculty members feel that some Web 2.0
technologies could improve students’learning…few choose to use them.”
• Faculty attitude and perceived behavioral control are strong predictors of [faculty] intention to use Web 2.0– Admin should focus on perceived usefulness and ease of use– Faculty need to feel confident using the technologies– Best practices models are needed
Investigating Faculty Decisions to adopt Web 2.0 Technologies: Theory and empirical Tests. Internet and Higher Education. (2008)
SMU SMU ExperienceExperience
Education 2.0: TalkingEducation 2.0: Talking
Education 2.0: Listening
Global Knowledge CommunityGlobal Knowledge Community
BlogsBlogsMicroblogsMicroblogs
RSSRSS
Social NetworksSocial Networks
Your Your ExperienceExperience
NNationalEExperience
My Business Card