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Go to View > Header & Footer to edit November 19, 2012 | slide 1RSCs – Stimulating and supporting innovation in learning

Enhancing the learners’ experience

using technologySteve Saffhill

[email protected]

Page 1 of 283

Summary

• Learners, technology, Ofsted and

the Government

• The tools we use

• The tools we may consider

Un-summary• We will not do step-by-step instructions

on how to do things

Inspections and reviews

November 19, 2012 | slide 3

Ofsted: is technology

a limiting factor?

CIF Inspectors’ Handbook

Learning outside classroom through

technology

Effective use of resources including

technology

Effective use of technology in

assessment

WHY?

Skilled workforce:

the future of British industry

Government objectives

– Creative

– Social mobility

– “Wants industry to work together and with learning

organisations to improve productivity and efficiency”

– “Many of our students’ future jobs will involve some level

of crowdsourcing or collaboration”

[email protected] Learning Online

Learners with great skills and abilities

[email protected] Learning Online

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Best 3

Best 7

Adjectives

What made these activities great?

November 19, 2012 | slide 9

Learning with EASE

•Demonstrate new knowledge and skills

•Take risks•Complete assessment

•Reflect on performance

•Ensure learning resources are available to them

•Resources are stimulative

•Learners understand what is expected of them

•Motivate

•Find out prior knowledge

Engage Activate

ShareEmbed

November 19, 2012 | slide 10

Declan Donnelly’s family is Irish

How many singles did PJ and

Duncan aka Ant and Dec have?

Rip It Up; Tonight I'm Free; Why Me? (Is It Justified); Let's Get Ready To

Rhumble; If I Give You My Number; Eternal Love; Our Radio Rocks; Stuck On U; U Krazy Katz; Perfect; Stepping

Stone; Better Watch Out; When I Fall In Love; Shout; Falling; We're On The Ball

What part of Newcastle was Byker

Grove based on?

Sunderland

Grove

Jarrow

Wallsend

Byker

Ant & Dec

John Malkovich

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Tom Jones

Billy Idol

The Wedding Singer

The Last Action Hero

Love Actually

Being John Malkovic

Mars Attacks

Match the person to the film they

appeared in as themselves:

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Sole PlatesBase Plates

Standard

Transom

Ledger

Ledger Brace

Facade Brace

Scaffolding Planks

(Deck area min of 600 mm wide)

Toe Board (Min 150 mm high)

Intermediate guard rail (Max gap of 470 mm)

Brick Guard

Guard Rail (Approx 1.0 m high)

Through Tie

Reveal Tie

Large

Eye Bolt

Eye Bolt

and Strap

Independent

Tied

Scaffold

Couplers at joints

Text the corresponding code to the

following phone number

Code Comment

42148 I feel very comfortable using

technology in the classroom

42363 I’d like to use technology in the

classroom, but I don’t feel confident

42448 I’d like to use technology, but it always

goes wrong for me

42506 I get along fine without using

technology

07624806527

Changes in mobile technology

99% of 15-24 YO have a mobile phone

Rural broadband penetration is 84% (OFCOM,

Jan 2012)

Smartphone ownership doubles from 2011-2012

Half of internet access was via mobile (Oct 2011)

Quarter of mobile users access news content

November 19, 2012 | slide 19

What’s in your learners’ pocket?

Mobile device usage

Benefit or distraction?

Follow them and lead them

https://mobilelearninginfokit.pbworks.com

Types of learning activities

November 19, 2012 | slide 21

Edgar Dale’s Cone of Experience

Read

Hear

View images

Watch videos

Attend exhibits/sites

Watch a demonstration

Participate in hands-on workshops

Design collaborative lessons

Simulate, model or experience a lesson

Design/perform a real lesson

November 19, 2012 | slide 23

Flipped classroom model – What is it?

Edgar Dale’s Cone of Experience

Flipped

Read

Hear

View images

Watch videos

Attend exhibits/sites

Watch a demonstration

Participate in hands-on workshops

Design collaborative lessons

Simulate, model or experience a lesson

Design/perform a real lesson

Learning with EASE

•Demonstrate new knowledge and skills

•Take risks•Complete assessment

•Reflect on performance

•Ensure learning resources are available to them

•Resources are stimulative

•Learners understand what is expected of them

•Motivate

•Find out prior knowledge

Engage Activate

ShareEmbed

November 19, 2012 | slide 25

Edgar Dale’s Cone of Experience

Flipped

Read

Hear

View images

Watch videos

Attend exhibits/sites

Watch a demonstration

Participate in hands-on workshops

Design collaborative lessons

Simulate, model or experience a lesson

Design/perform a real lesson

What are some benefits

of this method?

Flexible access

Personalised learning

Stronger student/teacher relationships

Share resources with other colleagues

Class time for higher order thinking

November 19, 2012 | slide 27

• Learning outside classroom through technology

• Effective use of resources including technology

• Effective use of technology in assessment

Resources for Moodle

Read

– Add files to Moodle

– Slideshare

Hear

– Podcasts

Watch

– Combining the two

– Mashing it with video footage

November 19, 2012 | slide 28

The best way to impart new knowledge and skills is

to make it multisensory