1. Next Generation ICT in Schools
Future Teachers about the School of Future Final Ceremony – Minsk, Belarus
László PITLIK
student in teacher education Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
Next Generation ICT in Schools
добрый день! меня зовут… I am not skilled enough so I have to continue it in English.
This might not be perfect either but I will do my best.
Supervisor: László PITLIK SZIE GTK TTI KFI

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Next generation ICT
Smartphones, interactive whiteboards, voting systems
e-learning, blended classroom and so on
ICT can do more:
educational blackboxes
similarity analyses
and more…?
students often have their own smartphones and laptops with impressive but mostly unexploited computing power.
We use them to bring some fun to the classroom, to connect more easily but #doMORE
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3. Blackbox calculations
Automatic problem solving
Scientific calculators – upgraded
New aspects, less mugging up
Better understanding of the topic
Various studies confirmed that students use multiple PSMs but their knowledge structure does not indicate that they have actually understand the essence of these strategies and not just use them as isolated algorithms (i.e., blackboxes).
Focusing on the problem as a whole instead of getting overwhelmed by the exhaustive calculations can not be a downgrade under any consideration.
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Summative evaluation
At the end of a topic / semester / year
Selection
Requirements:
valid
reliable
objective (!)
Various weighting methods, average grading -- maybe righteous but must be inevitably subjective.
It depends mostly on the teacher how exactly this weighting takes place – and, even with the best intentions, this is very far from being egalitarian or objective.
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Similarity analyses
Component-based Object Comparison for Objectivity (= COCO)
Artificial intelligence
Multi-aspect evaluation
Adapting to schools „everybody is otherwise the same”
The power of the similarity analysis resides in its simplicity.
The same way as human intuition processes the information but with much more computing power to successfully evaluate even thousand of students by dozens of attributes.
The maths behind is a tool, not the goal.
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6. Thank You for listening спасибо
László PITLIK student in teacher education Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
Thank You for listening спасибо