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Connecting First Year Students to Formal & Informal Learning Experiences
1. AACE E-Learn 2011
#elearnconf #FYEtech11
Connecting First Year
Students to Formal &
Informal Learning
Experiences
Laura A. Pasquini, University of North Texas
Melissa L. Johnson, University of Florida
Michelle Rodems, University of Louisville
4. Creativity & Communication
Innovation & Collaboration
Research & Critical Thinking,
Information Problem Solving,
Fluency & Decision Making
Digital Citizenship Technology
Operations &
Concepts
18. Using Jenkin’s (2009) New Media
Literacies, the Framework for 21st
Century Learning (Partnership, 2009),
and Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy
(Churches, 2009) as a foundation,
students in the Honors Program have
had the opportunity to develop their
learning networks through a first year
experience course while enhancing core
technological competencies and skills.
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43. 3 Levels of CBAM
1. Stages of Concern
-questionnaire
-affective domain
2. Levels of Use
-interview protocol
-varying use of tech
3. Innovation Configurations
-alterations to fit
instructional needs 43
45. With current developments in
educational technology, formal and
informal learning communities have
tremendously enhanced peer-to-
peer connections, knowledge
sharing, social learning, and critical
thinking for first year students.
Kennedy, Judd, Churchward, Gray, & Krause, 2008
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46. Peer Mentor Support
-Co-curricular programs
-Events & happenings on campus
-Transition to university/college life
-Peer-to-peer networks
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47. Learning communities are widely
accepted as a high impact practice (Kuh,
2008). Research suggests that learning
communities are positively related to
educational gains, though indirectly
through student engagement (Inkelas et
al. 2007; Pike, 1999; Pike et al. 2008;
Rocconi, 2010; Zhao and Kuh, 2004). It
is the structure of learning communities,
then, that is important to consider in
fostering student success and retention.
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49. Student Ambassadors
Office for Exploring Majors, Undergraduate Studies
Peer Mentors supporting students with major/career research.
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50. Resources & Sources
• Melissa’s #FYEtech11 URL & QR code:
www.delicious.com/MelissaLJohnson/fyetech11
Thanks to the University of Florida Honors &
University of North Texas First Year Experience
(UCRS 1000) Students!
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51. References
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Education. San Francisco, Calif: Jossey-Bass.
Churches, A. (2009). Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy. Retrieved from http://
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Inkelas, K. K., Szelenki, K., Soldner, M., & Brower, A. M. (2007, November). National
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University of Maryland & Association of College and University Housing Offices
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Jenkins, H. (2009). Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture: Media
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Kennedy, E. G., Judd, S. T., Churchward, A., Gray, K. & Krause, K. (2008). First year
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Journal of Educational Technology, 24(1), p. 108-122. Retrieved from
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doi=10.1.1.5.9526&rep=rep1&type=pdf
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52. Kuh, G. D. (2008). High-impact educational practices: What are they, who has
access to them, and why they matter. Washington, DC: Association of American
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Partnership for 21st Century Skills (2009). Framework for 21st Century Learning.
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