Laboratory of Telematics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

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Laboratory of Telematics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Vision for the engagement of the e- Facilitator in School in the Inspiring Science Education environment Radoslav Yoshinov Monka Kotseva Laboratory of Telematics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

Principal Architecture of the ODS&ISE WEB environment

Social network Architecture of the ISE WEB learning environment

ODS&ISE Portal

Hierarchy of ISE&ODS Communities Relations between the key players as given in the ISE project

Parents, Analysts, Group Moderator’s roles, viewed as requirements when creating ODS&ISE WEB environment

Community manager’s roles, viewed as requirements when creating ODS&ISE WEB environment

Here are some of the teachers’ roles which they perform throughout the school day and over the course of the school year. Mediator of learning Disciplinarian or controller of student behavior Parent substitute Confidant to students Judge of achievement Organizer of curriculum Scholar and research specialist Member of teachers’ organization Performer of roles in the community Public servant Expert in some area of knowledge or skills ICT Specialist Community leader Agent of social change

Who is Who in the TPCK model of Mishra&Kohler

How is changed the scheme

Important are the role functions of the e-facilitator in personalizing the learning process, in both directions ₋ content and pace of learning, matching the education materials to the individual needs of the learner and according to his capacity and style of learning in the context of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education. This ensures the more complex perception of the relations and flaws: Stakeholder – Content provider; Web visitor – content(LMS,CMS, repositories); Web visitor – Community; Teacher (author) – Content provider; Parent – Content provider, Parent-teacher (author); Community creation –community management; School educational content – administration; Quality assurance; Quant ITive, environment, statistical and event Analysis; Tutoring of Web visitor, Authors, content providers, stakeholders, parents; Functional Help desk for the environment; etc.

Thanks for your attention ! Assoc. Prof. Radoslav Yoshinov PhD Bulgaria , Sofia 1113 Acad. G. Bonchev str., Block 8 Laboratory of Telematics - BAS /Director; Tel.     +359 2 979 2896 Mobile +359 888 627190 www.cc.bas.bg; www.bren.bg Questions?