We've needed a strong pedagogical framework for digital tools since the introduction of technology into education. Hopefully this helps.
Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Louise Robinson-Lay, Ken Morrison, Lynnette Van Dyke, Rui Guimarães Lima, Manuel Pinto
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changing among 4 different frameworks - interesting and short reading
The monological form of teaching – Learning is the student's acquisition of this knowledge.Tools – distributing and intermediary tools.
The dialogical form of teaching – Learning is seen as the student's development of this inherent basis of knowledge. Tools that support students' problem oriented; simulations and more advanced learning games.
The polyphonic form of teaching – Learning is the student's participation in exchange of many different individuals' perception of the world.
Tools that support equal collaboration
"The framework is based on a distinction between a monological, a dialogical, and a polyphonic form of teaching." Very interesting.