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Jayneen Kehaulani SouzaUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa

[email protected]

Using Social Tools As a New Instructional Approach

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WHERE ARE YOU?

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HERE I AM

• High School Mathematics Teacher

• Educational Technology

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Poll

Do you think visual learning tools play an important role in the 21st century mathematics classroom?

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Poll

Do you think visual learning tools play an important role in the 21st century mathematics classroom?

Yes No

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ResearchVisual Learning

“research clearly indicates that brain activity is enhanced when we use and teach our students to represent information in a visual way” (Kohler, 2009, p.1).

According to author, Patty Kohler,

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ResearchVisual Learning

“research clearly indicates that brain activity is enhanced when we use and teach our students to represent information in a visual way” (Kohler, 2009, p.1).

According to author, Patty Kohler,

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ResearchVisual Learning

“research clearly indicates that brain activity is enhanced when we use and teach our students to represent information in a visual way” (Kohler, 2009, p.1).

According to author, Patty Kohler,

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ResearchVisual Learning & Technology

How can visual thinking and technology

enhance student learning?

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ResearchVisual Learning & Technology

How can visual thinking and technology

enhance student learning?

Literature suggests using mind-tools in education. Mind-tools are cognitive tools, such as selected computer programs, that stimulate learning and thinking in students .

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Mindtools and Technology

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Mindtools and Technology

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Mindtools and Technology

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Social

What are Social Mindtools?

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Social

Mindtools

What are Social Mindtools?

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Action Research Project

• Purpose

statement

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Action Research Project

• Purpose

statement: To

evaluate the

effectiveness of

using a visual

learning Web 2.0

tool, Webspiration

Classroom to foster

collaboration among

ninth and tenth

grade geometry

students

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What is Webspiration Classroom?

Do you know what

Yes No

is?

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What is Webspiration?

Anytime

Anywhere

Dynamic Diagramming

Social Mindtool

Web 2.0 Tool

Synchronous

OnlineVisual Thinking Tool

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Social Mindtools

Anytime

Anywhere

Improve Writing and Thinking Skills

Teach and reinforce writing

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Social Mindtools

Anytime

Anywhere

Improve Writing and Thinking Skills

Teach and reinforce writing

Improve visual and critical thinking skills

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Social Mindtools

Anytime

Anywhere

Improve Writing and Thinking Skills

Teach and reinforce writing

Improve visual and critical thinking skills

Engage students in collaborative learning

Optimize student-teacher interaction

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Multi-media Presentation

Real Life Applications

Collaborative Groups

Explore via the Internet

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Guiding Questions

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Guiding Questions

1. What are the student’s attitudes towards Webspiration as a

likeable tool?

Likeability

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Guiding Questions

1. What are the student’s attitudes towards Webspiration as a

likeable tool?

2. What are the student’s attitudes towards using Webspiration as an

effective Web 2.0 tool to foster collaboration?

Likeability

Usability

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Guiding Questions

1. What are the student’s attitudes towards Webspiration as a

likeable tool?

2. What are the student’s attitudes towards using Webspiration as an

effective Web 2.0 tool to foster collaboration?

3. Will the students’ perceive Webspiration as a tool they would

continue to use in other content areas?

Likeability

Usability Desire

to repeat

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Foster Collaboration?

Webspiration

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Participants

• 19 participants

• 9th and 10t grade high school students

• General education classroom

• 1 teacher and 1 educational assistant

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Instructional Materials

• One-to-one Laptop Program (Mac

Air)

• Software (Inspiration, Microsoft

Office, Geometers Sketchpad,

Garage Band, etc.)

• ITD Resources, Technology Learning

Modules

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Building an Online Community

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Likeability

Likeability

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Likeability

Usability

Likeability

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Likeability

Desire to

repeat

Usability

Likeability

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Designer of Knowledge

Student 2 Student

1

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Peer Review

Student 2

Student 1

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Likeability

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Likeability

“You can take control of everything. You can make a diagram so its easier to see and look at. Also you can add pictures and words”

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Likeability

“I like how we can all collaborate our ideas together wherever we are as long as we have access”

“You can take control of everything. You can make a diagram so its easier to see and look at. Also you can add pictures and words”

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“I like that you can have a group. I don't like that it’s hard to use because you can't go on all at once”

Likeability

“I like how we can all collaborate our ideas together wherever we are as long as we have access”

“You can take control of everything. You can make a diagram so its easier to see and look at. Also you can add pictures and words”

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Standing in Line

Likeability

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Standing in Line

No NoNo NoNo No

Likeability

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No Standing in Line

No NoNo NoNo No

Likeability

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Usability

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Usability

No Drag & Drop!

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How did it feel to use diagramming and mindmapping to show your understanding of

math concepts?

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How did it feel to use diagramming and mindmapping to show your understanding of

math concepts?

It was okay, I like how when I put things down my thoughts came out more organized and my notes were a little easier to follow

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How did it feel to use diagramming and mindmapping to show your understanding of

math concepts?

It was okay, I like how when I put things down my thoughts came out more organized and my notes were a little easier to follow

58%Students felt that diagramming and webbing was easier to understand because their thoughts, ideas and

information were organized “all on one thing” and “all in one place”

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I like that you can chat with

other people and add comments, like in Google

Docs.

You couldnʻt really communicate your ideas that well because only one person can work at a time and other people can only comment or chat.

Usability

+

-

Chat & Comment Features

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File Sharing Naming Files Posting Assignment Locating

Files

What were the challenges you faced using Webspiration?

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File Sharing Naming Files Posting Assignment Locating

Files

What were the challenges you faced using Webspiration?

47%Webspiration was confusing because there were so many steps when trying to open, share, and turn in

documents.

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What were the challenges you faced using Webspiration?

Technology Challenges

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What were the challenges you faced using Webspiration?

Technology Challenges

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What were the challenges you faced using Webspiration?

52%Webspiration was difficult and complicated to use because multiple people

weren’t able to edit at the same time. It was such a big hassle when collaborating with group members.

Technology Challenges

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• Whole Group Discussion• Backchanneling

Microblogging

Open Ended Questions

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Attitudinal Survey Results

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Attitudinal Survey Results

58%

diagramming

and webbing

was easie

r to

understand

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Attitudinal Survey Results

52% Difficult and complicated to use because multiple people weren’t able to edit at the same time.

58%

diagramming

and webbing

was easie

r to

understand

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Attitudinal Survey Results

52% Difficult and complicated to use because multiple people weren’t able to edit at the same time.

58%

diagramming

and webbing

was easie

r to

understand

58% Ideas and information were organized “all on one thing” and “all in one place”

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Webspiration

How could Webspiration be used for other school subjects?

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Webspiration

How could Webspiration be used for other school subjects?

I think that Webspiration is a very good tool to use in an English class. To plan an essay, do a rough draft, and to do an outline.

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Webspiration

How could Webspiration be used for other school subjects?

I think that Webspiration is a very good tool to use in an English class. To plan an essay, do a rough draft, and to do an outline.

It could be used for many subjects if you are a visual learner and need to communicate ideas to partners in a way that is easy for you to manage and is easily processed

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Webspiration

How could Webspiration be used for other school subjects?

I think it could be used in any other class to help with group projects. I also think that it could help with outlining and brainstorming for speeches or essays.

I think that Webspiration is a very good tool to use in an English class. To plan an essay, do a rough draft, and to do an outline.

It could be used for many subjects if you are a visual learner and need to communicate ideas to partners in a way that is easy for you to manage and is easily processed

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Webspiration Implications

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Webspiration Implications Measuring tool Webspriation ineffective in

fostering collaboration Instantaneous real-time

group editing

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Webspiration Implications Measuring tool Webspriation ineffective in

fostering collaboration Instantaneous real-time

group editing More time in class Build Online Community Ease of Usability

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Visual Thinking & Technology

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Visual Thinking & Technology

Validation of Study

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Visual Thinking & Technology

Proven

Learning

Method Differentiation Independent,

organize,

meaningful

context

Validation of Study

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Conclusion

Recommended

Features

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Conclusion

Recommend

Features

30% of my students are currently using Inspiration in other content areas.

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Conclusio

n

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Conclusio

n Visual Thinking –

Effective

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Conclusio

n Visual Thinking –

Effective Limitations in real-

time group editing.

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Conclusio

n Visual Thinking –

Effective Limitations in real-

time group editing. A Need for Social

Mindtools

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Mahalo

Question Time……….