Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH - 2.8.99 zFrom Broadcast-pedagogy via  Constructivism (Piaget) to zProject/problembased Collaborative learning History.

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Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH zFrom Broadcast-pedagogy via  Constructivism (Piaget) to zProject/problembased Collaborative learning History

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH Intentions and working methods We take the consequence! Motto for the seminar: Collective knowledge-development in a virtual environment

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH What the seminar is not supposed to be: a course where instructors tell you all about what and how to do things conference where we all tell each other about our recent findings

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH What the seminar is supposed to be: za seminar – a real workshop We expect yall of us to consider ourselves as resources, not as some givers and some receivers, or some teachers and some students. yShared responsibility

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH The main structure of the seminar: (not from 2. to 7. of August) zPre-conference started ultimo May zSeminar 2. to 7. of August zPre-conference becomes a post- conference. Probably closed about 1. of September Structure

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH Important characteristic for a seminar-day: zOne or two lectures about pedagogy and methods zCourses /training in ICT-skills offered “on demand” zA plenary-session for presenting status of some of your projects zMost of the day you are supposed to work in groups (3 – 5 participants in each group) zDiscussion on the WEB (one conference for each group) A seminar-day

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH What will you experience during the seminar: zFrustrations? zChaos zFinding question or giving right answers? zExhausted zNo wine and beer in the College-area/at the hostel

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH What will you achieve from the seminar? zNew knowledge/ new skills? zAbout the new paradigm of learning.. z.. In a virtual world... zIncreased ICT-skills zIncreased network?

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH What will you achieve from the seminar? zNew ideas? About doing teacher-education a different way zwithin a new learning paradigm zA prototype bound for your own teaching?

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH What will be the outcome?? zA product - a learning material? zA living discussion (on the WEB?)? zA new interesting network?

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH zSharing our experiences with you zA service-minded attitude zInstruction in ICT-skills and methods What can you expect from us?

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH zThe first lecture will start in about 10 min. zYou must start the creative thinking now! zFinding ideas about what to develop/what to do zTomorrow we will form the teams zPlease start the PR for your idea now: zTalk to people zMake a poster (use the meeting -area) zUse the WEB-conference The seminar has now started!!

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH zUse the WEB-conference!!

Knut Steinar Engelsen/HSH Program