Structure of learning content for AgriTeach 4.0

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Structure of learning content for AgriTeach 4.0 Anita Téringer– ITS Hungary

AgriTeach Curriculum O3 – Syllabus and learning content for AgriTeach 4.0 - P4 - AGFT ⏳ 30 July 2018 * O3-A1 Development of the AgriTeach 4.0 module syllabi - CAPDM O3-A2 Module 1: Reinventing agricultural education – ITS Collaborators: CAPDM, GJMGSZI, GAK O3-A3 Module 2: European Strategies and initiatives of e-Agriculture – GAK Collaborators: AGFT, FACE, WRLS O3-A4 Module 3: Digital systems of Agriculture 4.0 – AGFT Collaborators: GAK, FACE, WRLS O3-A1 - CAPDM Development of the AgriTeach 4.0 module syllabi by 30 April This task will be completed afterards, when the modules are ready COURSE DESCRIPTION MODULE STRUCTURE

Course description 1. Introduction Background, abstract of project description Agriculture is changing fundamentally during the last 15 years, it is increasingly becoming a knowledge-intensive field of the global economy of the 21st century. New phenomenon like smart farming, e-agriculture and Farming 4.0 indicate that cutting-edge technology, mobiles, smart devices, sensors and knowledge networks are more and more widely used for improving the productivity of the agricultural enterprises. Aim of the course The course is aimed at transferring knowledge of …. and upgrading practical skills for ...... Level of award EQF level … and corresponding national qualifications framework “Teachers for Farming 4.0”

Course description 2. Credit Certificate Target group State the number of credits the course will deliver. E.g. in the HU system 1 credit corresponds to 1 hour of study Certificate Specify the type of certificate awarded after successful completion of the course Target group Agricultural VET teachers Entry pre-requisites State if previous knowledge or experience needed before enrolling to the course.

Course description 3. Duration Training methodology Course modules Recommended timing only. Actual duration depends on participants’ previous knowledge. Training methodology Specify methodology applied in the course. Networked learning methodology integrated with the Flipped Classroom (FC) model. Course modules Module 1: Reinventing agricultural education Module 2: European Strategies and initiatives of e-Agriculture Module 3: Digital systems of Agriculture 4.0

Course description 4. Assignments Tasks that participants are expected to perform. Assessment of performance level is based on these assigments. 1. Activity in online collaboration and in the discussion Forums related to the modules. 2. One credited Assignment for each module 3. Online Test - after completing the three modules

Course description 4. Assessment methods Depending on the instructor of the course  (a) The activities and the result of the online test will be evaluated by the tutor and/or (b) based on the automatic evaluation of exam test by the Moodle system. Pass Grade: 75%

Module structure Course description ☑ Module 1 Module 2 Module 3

Parts of a module Description, weight Content Learning outcomes Learning instructions Assignments and performance criteria Forum discussion Conclusion Test questions Materials and resources Let us look at them in detail Template will be provided

Module description, weight Module 1: Reinventing agricultural education Rationale – objective of the module This module will help participants to understand and apply… They will develop a full understanding of ...., learn how to...... This module aims to explain how to... Weight : …. % - the relative importance of content in the overall course

Content - Topics Define the topics 1.1 Assessment, learning and digital education 1.2 Digital education: strategies and policies.
 1.3 Understanding learning in an online environment: options and models 1.4 Teaching resources and the digital student experience

Content - Digital learning objects For each topic list the content items specify their types and formats 1.1 Assessment, learning and digital education These multimedia objects will be integrated into the e-book. Content item Type Format …. movie mp4 presentation ppt text docx

Content – the look

Learning outcomes Define what the students are be expected to know at the end of the course use action verbs make it assessable By the end of the module the participant will be able to: list and explain the steps of ….. search for …. operate ..... identify and select ...

Learning instructions Step-by-step guidance, advice on how to complete the module Recommended timing To complete Module 1, please  Read the following learning content:  ….... While reading, answer the questions and solve the quizzes included. Use the glossary if you are not familiar with a special term. Read the additional contents in Module 1: ….... Join in the discussions on the Forum for Module 1. Submit your Assignments for credits for Module 1.

Assignments and performance criteria Types of assignments: practice exercise, quiz, case study etc. One credited assignment is mandatory. For each assigment, please specify the description of task method of submission performance criteria (achievable scores, method of assessment, pass rate) materials and resources needed (e.g. templates, references, technical devices etc.) Assignment or ACTIVITY

Example for a credited assignment

Forum discussion Specify forum topics related to the module Formulate questions within each topic

Conclusion Highlight the key points in the module Give a brief summary of the main messages intended to be delivered in the module. Do not add new information here.

Test questions A total of approx. 60 questions needed for the whole course. The number of questions per module depends on the weight of the module in the course. Recommended types of questions are multiple choice, true­­/false, matching. Explain weight - if module 1 is 25%, then you need to write 15 questions

Materials and resources Templates Guides References Bibliography Any other resources needed to complete the course

Documents Curriculum template Module structure example Show the documents on the website

Timing O3 – Syllabus and learning content for AgriTeach 4.0 - P4 - AGFT ⏳ 30 July 2018 Any questions?

Thank you for your attention.