The document discusses new pedagogical models that are emerging in a Web 2.0 world. It proposes the concept of "Pedagogy 2.0" which leverages the affordances of new technologies and social aspects of learning. Specifically, it advocates for an "Open Design" approach where learning activities are designed to be open, shared, and collaborative. It also describes tools like CompendiumLD that can be used to represent and share open learning designs.
"Federated learning: out of reach no matter how close",Oleksandr Lapshyn
Conole Discourse
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New pedagogical models in
a web 2.0 world
Blog:
Gráinne Conole,
www.e4innovation.com
The Open University, UK
Course to discourse conference, 15/05/09
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Pedagogy 2.0?
Is there such a thing & if so what does it mean?
A growing rhetoric around web 2.0
technologies and associated practices
Findings from leaner experience/net
generation research about today’s
students: their use and perceptions of
technologies; theirs changing learning
patterns
A shift in pedagogy from individual – social;
information – experiential; general to
contextual
Wider changes in societal norms and
practices
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Hidden conundrum
New technologies offer new pedagogical opportunities
Array of Not fully
technologies exploited
Potential for reuse with Open Educational Resources
Little evidence
Open Educational
of reuse
Resources
Liberating learning beyond formal structures
New pedagogies New learning models
4. + Bridging the gap
“Open Design”
Affordances of new Characteristics of
technologies good pedagogy
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Redefining “openness”
Open source,
open tools and
services, Open Educational
Resources
Free, shared, collabor
ative, cumulatively
better..
“Open Design”
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Open Design
Design for a “learning event” i.e. a learning activity
Formal course
Individual learning activity
Informal study group activity
Blurring of boundaries
Learning outcomes
Teacher – Learner
Formal – informal
Real – virtual
Principles
Tasks
Open
Assessment
Sharable
Explicit
Designers and users
A learning activity
7. + Mediating artifacts
A mediating layer Lesson plans
Step by step guides
Mediating
Online tools
artifacts
Pedagogical patterns
“Expert other”
Learning Activity
Creates Design
Designer Has an
or an OER
inherent
User
Can we develop new innovative mediating artifacts?
How can we make the design more explicit and sharable?
Vygotsky
8. + OU Learning Design Initiative
Representing pedagogy
Empirical
evidence
base
Guiding design Sharing ideas
13. + Sharing: Cloudworks
Clouds:
Learning & teaching ideas
Design or case studies
Tools or resources
Questions or problems
Cloudscapes:
Conferences
Workshops
Course team
Student cohort
Research theme
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Guiding: Pedagogical schema
Guidelines for learning design
Comparison between different learning
activities
Articulation
of particular perspective:
organisational, pedagogical, technical
Deconstruction of existing learning activities
Checklist of good practice
Reflective evaluation
19. + 1. At a glance comparisons
Tools & Principles/p
Content
resources edagogy
Learning
Summary Activities
outcomes
Success
Support Timeline
criteria
27. + Design, use, reuse
Deposits
OER
Creates
Designer
Deposits
Design
Quiz + beginners route
Uses
Learner A
OER Quiz + advanced route
Learner B Uses
Chooses
Design
Repurposes
Tutor & deposits
28. Prior designs
Process design New designs
& resources
Clouds in
Cloudworks
OER repositories
New OER
& designs
Pedagogical
Patterns
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Conclusion
Mismatch between potential of technologies and
actual use is one of the key challenges of e-learning
research
Need to combine collective wisdom
Vision
is to develop an evolving suite of tools,
resources, methods, and approaches to facilitate
teachers and learners coupled with a vibrant
community discussing learning and teaching ideas
and designs
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Acknowledgements
Many people involved but want to thank in particular:
Olnet/Openlearn: Patrick McAndrew, YannisDemitriadis, Tina
Wilson, Niall Sclater
OULDI: Andrew Brasher, Juliette Culver, Simon Cross, Paul
Clark, Martin Weller
Funders
The William and Flora Hewlett foundation, the JISC, the Open
University for strategic funding
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Further information
OER, patters and learning design
http://e4innovation.com/?p=324
Curriculum representation
http://e4innovation.com/?p=312
Pedagogy schema
http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue56/conole/