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The Digital School 2016 - 20 Mads Bo-Kristensen, Chief Advisor, Ph.D. [email protected] Department of Education , Municipality of Vejle

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The Digital School 2016 - 20

Mads Bo-Kristensen, Chief Advisor, Ph.D. [email protected] Department of Education , Municipality of Vejle

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My talk

• The Digital School 2016-20 in Vejle • 3 trends in digital learning• 3 ways of learning• 21st century skills• Fablabs and maker spaces• Developing digital literacy

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National Digitization Prize 2014

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The Digital School 2016-20

• Infrastructure and IT equipment • Digital learning resources • Digital teaching and learning methods • Digital communication and knowledge sharing • Leadership and management • Competency development• Culture

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The Digital School 2016-20

A question to you:

What is a digital culture? Cos' è un cultura digitale?

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The Digital School 2016-20

• A technical rational approach• An exploratory approach

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Infrastructure and It equipment

• Wifi everywhere• 20 large schools• 95 % 4-10th grade

• 6 small schools • 100 % 4-6th grade

• 1-3 grade ?

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Digital learning ressources

• In ”the cloud”• Municipal Learning platform• All publishing houses on the web • Ministry of Education 50% support • Free learning resources on the web

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Digital teaching and learning methods

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Digital communication and knowledge sharing

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Leadership and management

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Competency development

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Next steps? Ensure continuous development of

a digital culture

• Ensure that pupils from 1st-10th grade have their own computer

• Continuous teacher training• Everyone!• Using methods such as online platforms that

support overview, planning and sharing of good practice across schools

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Three trends in Digital Learning

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E, M & P Learning

• Electronic Learning 1998 - • Mobile Learning 2005 - • Pervasive Learning 2009 –

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Defining E-Learning”Individual and collaborative learning”

• Electronic Learning 1998 –• E-mail, E-commerce etc. • Organizing e-learning• Online learning ”materials”• Online communication

• Approaches to e-learning• Individual and selfinstructed learning• Collaborative learning

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Examples of E-learning

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Defining M-learning”Instruments and learning contexts”

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Examples of Mobile Learning

http://dansk.nu

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Defining P-learning”Location Based Learning”

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Smart Learning

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How do we learn?

• We learn alone• We learn together with others• We learn what is meaningful to us

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Three perspectiveson learning

• Individual learning• Social learning• Meaningful learning

Or: • A cognitive perspective (Piaget/Illeris 2006)• A collaborative perspective (Vygotsky; Lave &

Wenger 1991)• An existential perspective (Jarvis 2006)

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Discussion (2 & 2)

• Describe an instance / a moment where you deeply learned something. Explain the individual, kollaborative and existential aspect of the instance / moment

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The cognitive perspective

• I single out a perspective• The cognitive perspective• Perception and memory

• The art of separating and mixing• A cognitive perspective• A collaborative perspective• An existential perspective

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The cognitive perspective on learning

• The student already posseses knowledge, skills and values

• ’Noticing what is new’• Using new knowledge, skills and values• 1) Preunderstanding, 2) attention and 3) use

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How do we learn from Reading?From a cognitive perspective

• Three types of reading activities• Pre-understanding (”pre-reading”)• Noticing / attention (”reading”)• Use (”post-reading”)

Reading activities with an iPad and a mobile phone - ?

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Group Discussion 1

• What are your experiences with mobile phones and tablets for learning activities?

• How can mobiles and tablets seriously help learners?

• What are the barriers (societal, institutional, personal barriers), and how can these barriers be overcome?

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Group Discussion 2

• From a cognitive perspective: How would you organize learning activities with mobiles and tablets?

• From a collabarative perspective: How could you make these activities collaborative?

• From an existential perspective: How do you make activities meaningful?

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21st century skillsOECD

•Reflexive thinking•Communication and collaboration•Design and Innovation•Complex problem solving•Coping with new technologies•Digital citizenship

Source: Ole Sejer Iversen 2016, Danmarks Læringsfestival

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FabLab Spinderihallerne

Ana Catarina CabralLab Leader, Digital FabricationFabLab [email protected]

facebook/fablabschooldk

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www.facebook.com/fablabschooldk www.fablabschool.dk

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Common ground

• To give children the opportunity to understand technologies by examining, testing and designing technological things in a digital fabrication lab.

• The aim is to teach “technological coping”, which is considered to be a crucial skill in the future (21st century skills)

• To teach children to see themselves as problem solvers in a Design Thinking and Collaborative Ideation perspective, so that they not only use technology, but also think technology into problem solving in everyday life.

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Co-creation of learning processes with focus on:• Design Thinking (PBL)• Learn by Doing (Prototyping/Constructionism/Constructivism)• Creativity, Innovation and Entrepenneurship

Develop reflexive thinking.

Design ThinkingProblem Based LearningSolving an assignment

that does NOT have only 1 correct answer.

FabLab@School DK

Subject(s) Learning Goals

Math, Science, English, Gymnastics, etc…

IT CompetencesVinyl Cutter, Lasercutter, 3d Printer, 3d Scanner,

MakeyMakey, Little Bits, Arduino, Raspberry Pi,

Leap Motion...

Lab Leader/Partners

Interpersonal SkillsCollaboration,

communication, motivation, different

learning speeds, gender, age, background, etc…

Teacher(s)

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Design thinking modelIn Danish!

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Digital literacyThe Digital School 2016-20

• Ethical behaviour• Safe behavior• Learning how to learn with technology

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Discussion

• What is ethical and safe behaviour online?• Why is it important to learning?

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Learning how to learn with technologySørensen & Levinsen 2011

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Discussion

• How do you understand this model of developing digital literacy?

• Does it give any inspiration to your professional context?