This document discusses the power of digital technologies for teaching and learning. It contains contributions from several experts in the field, including Sarah Davies, Heather MacDonald, Ian Dolphin, Professor JohnTraxler, and Chrissi Nerantzi. The document explores how digital tools can enhance learning and teaching, the potential of learning analytics, and ways to empower innovation in educational practices. It highlights perspectives on developing the next generation of digital learning environments and the role of analytics.
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» Analytics and the Next Generation of
Learning Online
» Ian Dolphin, Executive Director, Apereo
Foundation
» ian.dolphin@apereo.org / @iandolphin24
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http://www.apereo.org
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The Apereo Foundation
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Next Generation Digital Learning Environment
Another ugly acronym?
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https://www.educause.edu/library/resources/next-generation-digital-learning-environment-ngdle
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Scale of the Conversation
Smarter, lighter Specifications
Technology Maturity
Analytics
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Academic Analytics
Learner Analytics
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Continuum
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Prediction for
Retention intervention
Prediction for
Learning pathways
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Platform, rather than application
Jisc service uses Apereo components
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https://www.apereo.org/communities/learning-analytics-initiative
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Organisational Readiness
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http://www.voced.edu.au/content/ngv%3A64739
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Groundhog Day all over again?
Analytics and the Next Generation of Learning Online
Ian Dolphin
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30. Chrissi Nerantzi
www… or wondering while
wandering in the world of learning
and teaching in higher education
Manchester Metropolitan University
31. www… wondering while wandering in the world
of learning and teaching in higher education
with Chrissi Nerantzi (slideshare: chrissi)
@chrissinerantzi #digifest16 #www16
@howardscott75
Speeddating
Tweetchat: Q1,
Q2, Q3. Reply via
Twitter using A1,
A2, A3 #digifest16
#www16
cc-by
@mike_ewen
33. The 5Cs
of social learning
(Nerantzi & Beckingham, 2013, 2014, 2015) @chrissinerantzi #digifest16
Q1: Think about
#digifest16 and
place yourself on
the 5C wheel.
Share. #www16
Artwork by Ellie Hannan
35. “Early career staff are often
natural pioneers and innovators.
Unless digital innovation is
recognised as valuable to the
organisation and career enhancing
to these staff as individuals, they
are quickly discouraged from
pursuing it.” (Beetham, 2015, 14)
@chrissinerantzi #digifest16
Helen Beetham
@helenbeetham
37. Head
Head
Heart
Hand
… there are 3 domains of Learning: Cognitive (Head), Psychomotor (Hands), Affective
(Heart)
@chrissinerantzi #digifest16
38. Creativity for Learning
module
The Greenhouse community@chrissinerantzi #digifest16
open course Creativity for
Learning in HE #creativeHE
39. “This is learning too” @chrissinerantzi #digifest16
Q2: How do engage
in professional
development/
learning?
#digifest16 #www16
40. MYODImage source https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9b/Social_Network_Analysis_Visualization.png
From separation to integration
“The next generation is increasingly defining itself in terms of their social graph – their interests,
activities and relationships with other individuals– rather than institutional badges
such as credentials or affiliations.” (Evans-Greenwood et al, 2015, p. 15)
@chrissinerantzi #digifest16
Crossover learning: connecting formal & informal learning (Sharples, M. et al., 2015)
“unbundling” of formal learning & find ways to use informal learning to gain formal
qualifications (Johnson et al., 2016)