Learning Technologies at EPFL 1.Evolution of e-learning 2.Strategy & Funding CRAFT P. Dillenbourg, 13.10.2003.

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Learning Technologies at EPFL 1.Evolution of e-learning 2.Strategy & Funding CRAFT P. Dillenbourg,

Learning Technologies at EPFL 1. Evolution of e-learning –Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning –Integrated Learning –Mobile Learning –Virtual Labs –Workflow & e-learning –… 2. Strategy & Funding CRAFT P. Dillenbourg,

Tutoring Group self-regulation Conflict resolution Explanation Argumentation Mutual regulation CollaborationLearning StructureRegulate Preventive Reactive ?

Time Tutoring

Regulation by the tutor: Group Activity Visualisation Donath et al (MIT)

Regulation by the tutor: Group Activity Visualisation Dillenbourg, Wehrle, Ott (TECFA) Donath et al (MIT)

Semi-structured interfaces Scripts Tutoring Group self-regulation Conflict resolution Explanation Argumentation Mutual regulation CollaborationLearning StructureRegulate Preventive Reactive ?

Structuring Dialogues Belvedere, Suthers et al, Univ. Hawaii

Semi-structured interfaces Scripts Tutoring Group self-regulation Conflict resolution Explanation Argumentation Mutual regulation CollaborationLearning StructureRegulate Preventive Reactive ?

The «ArgueGraph » script Phase1

Phase 2 The «ArgueGraph » script

Phase 3 The «ArgueGraph » script

Design choices Immediate FB Delayed FB Microworld FB Theories Behavioursim Constructivism Metacognition Phase 4 The «ArgueGraph » script

Group [ABC][ABC][ABC] Group [AAA][BBB][CCC] Group [ABC][ABC][ABC] Script ‘Jigsaw’

Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 Script (scenario) Deliverable - Deadline Roles Collaborative learning meets instructional engineering

Group Individual Group Script

Exercices/TP Group Individual Group Lecture Script

Exercices/TP Group Individual Group Lecture

Exercices/TP Group Individual Group Lecture

Exercices/TP Group Individual Group Lecture

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Lecture Distance learning Blended learning Integrated learning

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Individual Lecture eClass, Abowd et al, Georgia Tech

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Individual Lecture AOF, Fiehn et al, Freiburg

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Individual Lecture ClassRoom Presenter, Anderson et al, Uni. Washington

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Lecture Integrated learning: pedagogical integration individual, small group, all multiple activities & lectures functional integration spatial integration

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Lecture Integrated learning: pedagogical integration functional integration dataflow between different activities dataflow between different media spatial integration

Prof. Assistants Students

TEAL (MIT)

Projet Section SV, IC, GM, PH

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Lecture Integrated learning: pedagogical integration functional integration spatial integration lighter (mobile) technologies redesign spaces

Group Individual Group Lecture Group Lecture Integrated learning is a trade-off between social cognition and instruction

Maia Engeli’s: Exemple : PHASE X Activités asynchrone: Ecole d’architecture ETH

Social Navigation Peer rating Vicarious learning Plagiarism PROF students

Learning Technologies at EPFL 1.Evolution of e-learning 2.Strategy & Funding CRAFT

Proposal : Each student a laptop in Oct Proposal : Each student a laptop in Oct. 2004

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