oslo

42
Technology and Humanity: Finding Points of Harmony in Teaching and Learning George Siemens November 12, 2010

Upload: gsiemens

Post on 22-Jun-2015

2.113 views

Category:

Technology


9 download

DESCRIPTION

Presented in Lillestrom, Norway, November 12, 2010

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Oslo

Technology and Humanity: Finding Points of Harmony in Teaching and Learning

George SiemensNovember 12, 2010

Page 2: Oslo
Page 3: Oslo

What is at play here? What are the assumptions being made?

Page 4: Oslo

Source: Jon Dron, 2010: Learning Services Conference Presentation

Page 5: Oslo

Source: Jon Dron, 2010: Learning Services Conference Presentation

Page 6: Oslo

What does technology do well?

Page 7: Oslo

Technology: hard/structured/inflexible

Page 8: Oslo

Extends humanity physically

Page 9: Oslo

“Bicycle for the mind” (SteveJobs)

Page 10: Oslo

Sameness (reproducibility)

Page 11: Oslo

Scalability

Page 13: Oslo

Standardizes

Page 14: Oslo

Systematizes

Page 15: Oslo

Extract patterns form large-scale data

Page 16: Oslo

Breakups (via status changes)

Page 17: Oslo
Page 18: Oslo

Shifts control (democratizes & solidifies power)

Page 19: Oslo

Source: Jon Dron, 2010: Learning Services Conference Presentation

Page 20: Oslo

Removes barriers

Page 21: Oslo
Page 22: Oslo

Creates Barriers

$$

Skills

Mindsets

Page 23: Oslo

What do people (social/soft systems) do well?

Page 24: Oslo

Social systems: flexible/adaptive/self-organizing/

Page 25: Oslo

Trust, belonging

Page 26: Oslo

Fluidity

Page 27: Oslo

Serendipity

Page 28: Oslo

Incorporating technology into learning process requires harmonization of attributes of soft/social systems with those of technological/structured systems

Page 29: Oslo

Content

Can it be recorded? Repurposed?

Change focus of class time: information interaction, not information provision

Page 30: Oslo

Why is this important?

Control is valuable at certain stages and for certain tasks

Flexibility increases prospect of random connections that lead to innovation

Page 31: Oslo

Social systems

Permit flow, randomness, self-organization

Page 32: Oslo

Learning analytics

Learner digital identityProfileData trail

Interaction patterns

Mobiles

Physical world data

LMS/PLE/eportfolioSocial network sites

Page 33: Oslo

Activity Streams

Page 34: Oslo

Role & skills of the educator

TechnicalExperimentationAutonomyCreationPlayCapacity for complexity

Page 35: Oslo

Structure of classrooms

Global, open?

Page 36: Oslo

Open teaching & learning

2008, 2009,

(soon) 2011

Page 37: Oslo

Data trails

Page 38: Oslo

Explicitation of thoughts/our lives

:: signaling what we are going to do in the future

Page 39: Oslo

Future analysis

Page 40: Oslo

Connectivism & Connective Knowledge 2008Moodle Forum Analysis

Week

Page 41: Oslo

But this also applies to systems

Standardized of instruction

Complexity & adaptivity

Page 42: Oslo

Twitter/Facebook: gsiemens

Newsletter: www.elearnspace.org

Learning Analytics & Knowledge Conference: https://tekri.athabascau.ca/analytics/