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1 Learn-IT 2.0 Learn-IT 2.0 Northern Illinois University Emerging Trends with Technology in Education (Kid’s Education & Corporate training) Dirk.Tussing@LearningExecutive.com May 15, 2010
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Dirk Tussing & Chicagoland Learning Leaders
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http://khaitri.com.vn/ Goal to have Khai Tri Orphanage use computers for learning Other schools in Vietnam are using ClassmatePC
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About Dirk Tussing My Education Winnetka Schools, K-12 www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/645458/Winnetka-Plan www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/645458/Winnetka-Plan Purdue University B.S. Engineering, 1984 Northeastern Illinois University M.A. Higher Education Leadership, 2008 My Company Chicagoland Learning Leaders (Owner) www.LearningExecutive.com Develop & Teach a 20-week program at DePaul University Continuing Professional Education
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Purpose of Workshop Explain “how” specific technologies can enhance education Hands-on Demonstrations I’ll show some sample technologies You can “see” and “use” them Answer Questions
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Educational Design Methodology Who Who are the learners What What do they need to learn Where in one city or not close by to each other
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1-to-1 Learning Environments technology helps facilitate … Each learner goes at their pace Slow students can review Fast students are not bored Access and quality Delivery “consistency” can increase Technology can provide more students access Increase engagement If learning is fun, learners practice more Requires planning & support Does not replace classroom instruction Integration with classroom instruction
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8 Retention & Performance Challenge
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9 Performance Support vs. Instruction
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10 Examples of New Learning Technologies Computer-based Training TeacherMate (mobile learning) Classmate PC (designed for rural settings) e-LearningForKids (English,Math,Health,Google Search) MIT OpenCourseWare (1,800 courses) Interactive Whiteboards Mentored Classrooms Distance Learning Teleconferencing Virtual Classrooms iTunes U (Apple Computer’s iTunes University) Virtual Worlds (e.g., SecondLife) Web 2.0 (learners contribute content)
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Computer-Based Training (CBT) TeacherMate Used in Elementary Education 1-to-1 learning Very simple Interactive lessons Buttons for controls Speaker/Headsets Microphone (for recording & Playback) Extra slot for SD memorycard More mobile devices in the future for Higher Ed & Corporate Training
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Classmate PC Small Laptop (“netbook” computer) Similar to OLPC (easier to purchase) Very good for rural areas Good for kids 5-12 Teacher’s admin software for class management More netbooks will be available in the future Few computers are “rugged” for rural schools
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www.e-LearningForKids.org Over 100 free computer courses for ages 5-12 Web: http://www.e-learningforkids.org/http://www.e-learningforkids.org/ CD-ROM: does not require Internet Access in rural villages: internet cafes Free Posters www.learningexecutive.com/pub/rotary/EFK/EFKHowTo_Vietnamese.pdf www.learningexecutive.com/pub/rotary/EFK/HowToEFK_English.pdf AGU foreign language teachers could practice as classroom activities Learning by playing games English, Math, Science, Health, Computers, etc.
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MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW) 1,800 FREE Courses Syllabus Calendar Readings Lecture Notes Assignments Exams Audio/Video Downloadable English Some translations
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Interactive Whiteboards How do they work? “Smart” whiteboard Writing pens with sensors Computer LCD Projector Creates a dynamic work surface Interactive lessons can be more fun Visual learners Kinesthetic learners Auditory learners Distance Learning Options Classes can be recorded
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16 Mentored Classroom
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Distance Learning Two Modes: Synchronous – learners online at the same time Asynchronous – learners contribute at different times Teleconferencing (e.g., Sykpe) Virtual Instructor-Led Training / Webinars GotoMeeting ($$$) DimDim (Free, Open-source Options) Virtual 3-D Worlds Web-Based Training (recorded, not live) Mobile Devices for Learning
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iTunes U and Mobile Learning FREE courses from many prominent universities such as Harvard, MIT & Stanford Audio Podcasts and Video NIU could publish courses too
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Virtual 3-D Worlds Simulates real-world interaction Learners interacts as Avatars Requires high-speed internet AND fast PCs I host a monthly open house (8 am) http://slurl.com/secondlife/Centrax%20Island/ 162/171/28 http://slurl.com/secondlife/Centrax%20Island/ 162/171/28
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Web 2.0
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Ning.com (Web 2.0/Social Learning) Simple to Use Free & Customizable Control Who Access Learner-centric Engaging Supports Distance Learning
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22 Corporate Education “Informal Learning” “Informal Learning” more than 90% non-classroom Mentoring & Feedback Information Repositories Communities of Practice Expert Networks Performance Support Systems Search & Help Mobile Learning Increasing “Formal Learning” less than 10% is in classroom
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Current Project 50 Laptops: Netbooks for Kids in Children's Hospital Website: www.RightStart4Kids.org Metrics will be on “Wellness” not knowledge gains
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Questions & Answers On emerging technologies Kid’s Education? Corporate Training? Learning together Creating a Social Network & Blog How to “BEST” learn Practice, Practice & more Practice
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Active Web 2.0 Contributor: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/learningexecutivehttp://www.linkedin.com/in/learningexecutive Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dirktussinghttp://www.facebook.com/dirktussing Twitter: http://twitter.com/learningleaderhttp://twitter.com/learningleader Wikipedia Author: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_leaderhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_leader My Project Blog: http://khaitriorphanage.blogspot.com/http://khaitriorphanage.blogspot.com/ Work Website: www.learningexecutive.comwww.learningexecutive.com Charity Website: www.rightstart4kids.orgwww.rightstart4kids.org Owner of three Nings: http://learningleader.ning.com/ http://learningleader.ning.com/ http://elearningforkids.ning.com/ http://elearningforkids.ning.com/ http://nteclassof1980.ning.com/ http://nteclassof1980.ning.com/
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