1. New Way for International Collaborative Project via the Internet Makoto Kageto, Nihon Fukushi Univ. Cheng-mei Sun, San Min Vocational High School Sylvia Li, Kaohsiung Girls’ High School Badi Chen, San Min Vocational High School August 3, 2004

2. What’s up in global networking? Person meet each other “in person” Group composed of aimless people Network containing international learning groups Person as a learner People as knowledge workers A group of human networkers Human oriented knowledge networkers who decide to take actions

3. What’s unique to human network? Need analysis Conscious Learning process Affective Factors Innovation Productivity Continuity Convey thoughts

4. The Practice of Knowledge Network Who? Advanced Joint English Telecommunication (or AJET) in Taiwan World Youth Meeting in Japan How? Using synchronous and asynchronous educational technology Enable students in English-as-foreign-language environment to become more communicative in English via the Internet.

5. What is the “Bottom-up Mission”? As teachers… As English teachers…. As instructors who integrate ICT to English teachers… As facilitators who encourage students to move on… As coordinators who collect resources…

7. How Did I Conduct SARS Project in Collaboration with Okinawa Shogaku Gakuen via the Internet?

8. (I) Set up the Objective of SARS Project This project is expected to help students to: actively construct their basic general knowledge about SARS. think critically what lessons we learn from SARS the strengths and weaknesses of human nature international relationship relationship between Nature and human beings think of possible action to take to show their concern about SARS.

9. (II) Design A Web-based Course on SARS

10. (III) Help Students Enter AJET Digital School

11. Teaching Plan & Learning Activities May25~June 1 2003 WEEK ONE Step 1. Understanding SARS Facts--Start to study SARS by thinking about Why? What? When? Who? Where? How? Step 2. Timelining SARS development: Using the information you gathered in Step 1, build a timeline of SARS development in Taiwan. **Ice-breaking

12. Teaching Plan & Learning Activities June 2~June 8 2003 WEEK TWO Step 3. Reviewing your study: Be sure to check for accuracy of your study. Step 4. Designing a questionnaire survey: Think about these questions below. What’s the goal of it? What feature will it have?

13. Teaching Plan & Learning Activities WEEK THREE:June 9~June 15,2003 Step 5. Exchanging with Peers (class): Exchange checklist with suggestions, comments & constructive criticisms for your peers. WEEK FOUR:June 15~June 22,2003 Step 6: Constructing your proposal: Be sure to include: The elements of SARS status; Why you included those elements and What you’re trying to achieve.

14. Workshop & TV Conference July 7~July 13, 2003 *Workshop 1. IT Skill Training: Making a briefing PowerPoint file/website July 14~July 20, 2003 *Workshop 2. Public Speaking Skill Training July 16~ September 14, 2003 *TV Conferences with Okisho students: via Yahoo Messenger,JoinNet, Glo-Biz 21

15. Interaction via the Internet (1)Mailing Lists

16. Interaction via the Internet (2) Yahoo Messenger(July 16, 2003)

17. Interaction via the Internet WYM2003 (3) JoinNet(July 28, 2003)

18. Interaction via the Internet Okinawa Shogaku Gakuen School Festival (4) GloBiz(Sept 14, 2003)

19. For teenagers, SARS is a serious and unpleasant academic topic. But we can help them accomplish a project on it with designed guiding questions happily.

20. ICT in Student Exchange Programs Models of ICT in SEP Pure Real Exchange Model—Study tour Pure Cyber Exchange Model—Online Network Alternate Exchange Model—CRC Network Objectives of the New Model—CRC Network International communication skills—Real situation Presentation Skills PBL Skills—Learning by doing Intercultural understanding Interschool exchange

21. Teamwork School Visit Elements in Alternate Exchange Model: CRC Model in WYM and ASEP Joint Project-based Learning (PBL) Cyber Interaction: online activities Real Interaction: off-line activities Cyber Interaction: online activities Joint PBL Homestay Program City Tour Joint Presentation PBL Skills ICT Skills English Proficiency

22. World Youth Meeting 2003 in Nagoya

23. ASEP 2003 in Kaohsiung

24. WYM2003 & ASEP2003 Effectiveness of the network established by WYM & ASEP Continuation English learning

25. What has come up to YOUR mind?

26. Conclusion ICT proves to be an efficient and effective tool in the knowledge era. To adjust to the need of critical times, e.g. SARS, it not only fits into human need but also helps overcome fear. Students are proved to be able to clarify misconception when acquiring the input of cultural learning and, meanwhile, exporting local wisdom to the cobuilt learning community. Therefore, the ideal of “glocalism” is greatly achieved, not meant to resist globalization but to reach a status of balance. Intellectual software— Professional and all kinds of know-hows can be compared to electricity flow in the knowledge network.

27. Vision Convergent agent--Media person The capacity in learning communities in each participating country has been built to support knowledge sharing, to connect with still wider networks, and to capitalize on their own learning content through telecommunication. The very node becomes a conductor or a media of human warmth.

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