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Pour Claire Bernagaud (Directrice générale, Ingenium digital learning), le métavers est susceptible d’enrichir considérablement les parcours de formation multimodaux… Toutes les dimensions de l’apprenance sont touchées : acquisition des savoirs, engagement des apprenants, mise en application, « collaborative learning »… Sans oublier l’intérêt économique de cette approche. Le métavers, c’est pour tout de suite ?
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Via Nik Peachey
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Teachers need a more active voice when it comes to setting education policies. Here are ways we can get them more involved.
Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Self-directed learning has many positives, but it's important to learn about the drawbacks too. Find out about 5 self-directed learning problems and how to fix them.
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This document is the result of an extensive research process, coupled with the application of the methodology of futures design and complemented by the insights, ideas, references and reviews of a global set of recognized minds from the diversified Higher Education (HE) space and beyond. Its aim is to provoke reflection and propose new thinking processes around established and original ideas, identify reference practices, technologies to watch and trends that cast light on what HE could become in 2030. It is more an exercise of imagination than documentation — the future resides first in imagination, then in will, and finally becomes a reality! The proposed framework and content shall help Global Higher Education Institutions (HEI), Governments, NGOs, parents, students, teachers and enterprises to engage in broader conversations that last for a number of years, as well as to imagine additional scenarios and develop possible routes toward preferred outcomes. It is not intended to be a conclusive set of recommendations, but rather to act as a lighthouse, engage with different narratives, build a movement towards a vision that is both compelling and achievable, begin breaking up barriers and boundaries and become a catalyst for change. We created this document at a level where every institution may benefit from its content, where alternative paths may be pursued based on the directions proposed, and where each initiative may have different levels of application. A vision that also welcomes dissenting voices and ideas that can contribute by adding diverse paradigms that address broader issues. Thinking about the future is a fundamental requirement for strategic planning (never more pertinent than in times of chaos and uncertainty). Yes, the future is not singular, it is impossible to predict, but collaborative scenarios around possible and plausible futures shall become part of every plan going forward. Knowing that many valuable efforts already exist around the topic of the Future of Universities, we tried to add a new dimension to the conversation by reshaping ideas, bringing global voices and proposing a path for collective construction.
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June 7, 2022 7:08 AM
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The pandemic has wrought unprecedented disruptions and challenges to education, affecting students and teachers across the globe. Teachers were forced to transition rapidly from face-to-face (F2F)
Via Nik Peachey
Technology can be one of your greatest assets in nurturing a knowledge sharing culture.
The concept might seem simple enough, but there’s much more to establishing a knowledge sharing culture than meets the eye. You create e-learning materials with targeted learning objectives, provide your learners the resources they need to meet those objectives successfully, and let them get to work. But, effectively establishing a culture that embraces knowledge sharing requires careful organization, learners that actively participate, and a strong online e-learning community.
Fostering a company culture that embraces sharing information and knowledge is one that helps your organization fill information gaps, scale output and productivity, and stimulate the leaders within your ranks.
Via Edumorfosis, juandoming
‘Pedagogy first’ has become a mantra for educators, supported by the metaphor of the ‘pedagogical horse’ driving the ‘technological cart’. Yet putting technology first or last separates it from pedagogy, making us susceptible to technological or pedagogical determinism (i.e. where technology is seen either as the driving force of change or as a set of neutral tools). In this paper, I present a model of entangled pedagogy that encapsulates the mutual shaping of technology, teaching methods, purposes, values and context. Entangled pedagogy is collective, and agency is negotiated between teachers, students and other stakeholders. Outcomes are contingent on complex relations and cannot be determined in advance. I then outline an aspirational view of how teachers, students and others can collaborate whilst embracing uncertainty, imperfection, openness and honesty, and developing pedagogical knowledge that is collective, responsive and ethical. Finally, I discuss implications for evaluation and research, arguing that we must look beyond isolated ideas of technologies or teaching methods, to the situated, entangled combinations of diverse elements involved in educational activity.
Via Vladimir Kukharenko, Dennis Swender, juandoming
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The virtual workshops is a powerful tool for community builders and event organizers in this age of decentralized learning and remote teams.
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New research from the College Innovation Network found that only one-third of faculty feel they have enough time to review new tech tools.
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The workforce is facing a shift in the recognition of skills and experiences as many individuals have left their jobs and are trying to switch roles completely, alongside millions of open job roles waiting to be filled by qualified candidates. The ability to demonstrate transferable skills provides immense value to individuals and their career path. This shift in the workforce emphasizes the need for intertwining learning, employment, and advancement opportunities more than ever before.
Differing learning opportunities, from supplemental programs within an education setting to training from an organization, benefit from standardized skills verification to prove individuals know what they say they know. Microcredentials can be an effective tool in the evolution of learning and development.
Via Edumorfosis, juandoming
How do you increase learner engagement? And what is it anyway?
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Faire plusieurs choses à la fois est devenu courant et parfois obligatoire. Mais quels sont les effets de cette pratique sur le cerveau ? Est-il vraiment capable de traiter deux tâches simultanément ? Rien n’est moins sûr…
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June 7, 2022 6:20 PM
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Districts are using webcams, microphones and other devices to enhance modern learning environments and build the classrooms of the future.
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The $300 billion global edtech industry is full of promise – but its non-empirical approach has prevented true success
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Is education moving to a “tri-brid” model that flows between in-person, online and simulated environments?
Via Nik Peachey
Over the past decade, global investment in EdTech has soared to new heights. The urgent need to educate children at home created by COVID-19 lockdowns turbocharged already existing momentum, and analysts now expect EdTech expenditure to reach an eye-watering $300 billion globally this year.
But the sudden reliance on EdTech during global school closures also painfully exposed some of its current weaknesses. Teachers often found it hard to monitor attendance and assess students’ understanding: one study found that the impact of the pandemic left students on average five months behind in mathematics and four months behind in reading by the end of the school year. A joint report by UNESCO, UNICEF and the World Bank stated that the share of children in lower- and middle-income countries who are living in “learning poverty” (a lack of basic literacy by age 10) was over 50 percent before the pandemic and could rise to up to 70 percent, due to school closures and the relative ineffectiveness of current remote learning models.
Via Edumorfosis, juandoming
Shortly after leaving high school as a student, I was bantering with some friends about our teachers and someone remarked about Stan, a gnarly old poetry teacher. The comment was that Stan had “really taught them how to think”.
Via Vladimir Kukharenko, juandoming
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