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Page 1: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching

Video Diaries for Teacher Support in the iTILT Project

Shona Whyte amp Julie AlexanderUniversiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

1

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)2

interactive technologies interactive whiteboard

bull transformative potential of technologies

bull integration into existing teaching practice

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

technology integration

3

bull ICT as ldquosilver bulletrdquo

bull ICT expert model

failures successbull digital

normalisation via independent initiative (BYOT)

bull IWB as ldquoTrojan horserdquoAvvisati et al 2013

Haldane 2010 Lee 2013

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

IWB in language teachingbull OER development

for IWB-supported language teaching

bull wide variety of IWB use

bull Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in press

4

bull IWB in state school settings (France Germany)

bull IWB use dependent on level of teacher development

bull Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

bull IWB for VC in primary EFL

bull little unplanned independent interaction

bull Whyte 2011

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)5

critics of the IWB have pointed out that one of its drawbacks is the fact that it can

be easily assimilated into teachersrsquo traditional pedagogical practice thus leading to patterns of technology use that simply

replicate previous practice

changes in pedagogical practice cannot be

imposed hegemonically from above via isolated training sessions and in the absence of ongoing

support in the classroom

[In a collaborative action research] framework

teachers are supported by researchers in a process of structured reflection involving data collection

and analysis with the goals of better understanding teaching and learning in their classrooms and

applying this knowledge to improve teaching efficacy

and student learning

Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in

press

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

self-efficacy perceptionsbull how much can you do to

exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

6

among the mechanisms of agency none is more central or pervasive than peoplersquos beliefs about their capabilities to exercise control over their own level of functioning and over events that affect their lives (Bandura 1993 118)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

7

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 2: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)2

interactive technologies interactive whiteboard

bull transformative potential of technologies

bull integration into existing teaching practice

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

technology integration

3

bull ICT as ldquosilver bulletrdquo

bull ICT expert model

failures successbull digital

normalisation via independent initiative (BYOT)

bull IWB as ldquoTrojan horserdquoAvvisati et al 2013

Haldane 2010 Lee 2013

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

IWB in language teachingbull OER development

for IWB-supported language teaching

bull wide variety of IWB use

bull Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in press

4

bull IWB in state school settings (France Germany)

bull IWB use dependent on level of teacher development

bull Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

bull IWB for VC in primary EFL

bull little unplanned independent interaction

bull Whyte 2011

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)5

critics of the IWB have pointed out that one of its drawbacks is the fact that it can

be easily assimilated into teachersrsquo traditional pedagogical practice thus leading to patterns of technology use that simply

replicate previous practice

changes in pedagogical practice cannot be

imposed hegemonically from above via isolated training sessions and in the absence of ongoing

support in the classroom

[In a collaborative action research] framework

teachers are supported by researchers in a process of structured reflection involving data collection

and analysis with the goals of better understanding teaching and learning in their classrooms and

applying this knowledge to improve teaching efficacy

and student learning

Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in

press

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

self-efficacy perceptionsbull how much can you do to

exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

6

among the mechanisms of agency none is more central or pervasive than peoplersquos beliefs about their capabilities to exercise control over their own level of functioning and over events that affect their lives (Bandura 1993 118)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

7

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 3: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

technology integration

3

bull ICT as ldquosilver bulletrdquo

bull ICT expert model

failures successbull digital

normalisation via independent initiative (BYOT)

bull IWB as ldquoTrojan horserdquoAvvisati et al 2013

Haldane 2010 Lee 2013

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

IWB in language teachingbull OER development

for IWB-supported language teaching

bull wide variety of IWB use

bull Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in press

4

bull IWB in state school settings (France Germany)

bull IWB use dependent on level of teacher development

bull Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

bull IWB for VC in primary EFL

bull little unplanned independent interaction

bull Whyte 2011

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)5

critics of the IWB have pointed out that one of its drawbacks is the fact that it can

be easily assimilated into teachersrsquo traditional pedagogical practice thus leading to patterns of technology use that simply

replicate previous practice

changes in pedagogical practice cannot be

imposed hegemonically from above via isolated training sessions and in the absence of ongoing

support in the classroom

[In a collaborative action research] framework

teachers are supported by researchers in a process of structured reflection involving data collection

and analysis with the goals of better understanding teaching and learning in their classrooms and

applying this knowledge to improve teaching efficacy

and student learning

Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in

press

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

self-efficacy perceptionsbull how much can you do to

exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

6

among the mechanisms of agency none is more central or pervasive than peoplersquos beliefs about their capabilities to exercise control over their own level of functioning and over events that affect their lives (Bandura 1993 118)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

7

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 4: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

IWB in language teachingbull OER development

for IWB-supported language teaching

bull wide variety of IWB use

bull Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in press

4

bull IWB in state school settings (France Germany)

bull IWB use dependent on level of teacher development

bull Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

bull IWB for VC in primary EFL

bull little unplanned independent interaction

bull Whyte 2011

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)5

critics of the IWB have pointed out that one of its drawbacks is the fact that it can

be easily assimilated into teachersrsquo traditional pedagogical practice thus leading to patterns of technology use that simply

replicate previous practice

changes in pedagogical practice cannot be

imposed hegemonically from above via isolated training sessions and in the absence of ongoing

support in the classroom

[In a collaborative action research] framework

teachers are supported by researchers in a process of structured reflection involving data collection

and analysis with the goals of better understanding teaching and learning in their classrooms and

applying this knowledge to improve teaching efficacy

and student learning

Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in

press

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

self-efficacy perceptionsbull how much can you do to

exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

6

among the mechanisms of agency none is more central or pervasive than peoplersquos beliefs about their capabilities to exercise control over their own level of functioning and over events that affect their lives (Bandura 1993 118)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

7

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 5: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)5

critics of the IWB have pointed out that one of its drawbacks is the fact that it can

be easily assimilated into teachersrsquo traditional pedagogical practice thus leading to patterns of technology use that simply

replicate previous practice

changes in pedagogical practice cannot be

imposed hegemonically from above via isolated training sessions and in the absence of ongoing

support in the classroom

[In a collaborative action research] framework

teachers are supported by researchers in a process of structured reflection involving data collection

and analysis with the goals of better understanding teaching and learning in their classrooms and

applying this knowledge to improve teaching efficacy

and student learning

Cutrim Schmid amp Whyte 2012

Whyte Cutrim Schmid van Hazebrouck amp Oberhofer in

press

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

self-efficacy perceptionsbull how much can you do to

exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

6

among the mechanisms of agency none is more central or pervasive than peoplersquos beliefs about their capabilities to exercise control over their own level of functioning and over events that affect their lives (Bandura 1993 118)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

7

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 6: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

self-efficacy perceptionsbull how much can you do to

exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

6

among the mechanisms of agency none is more central or pervasive than peoplersquos beliefs about their capabilities to exercise control over their own level of functioning and over events that affect their lives (Bandura 1993 118)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

7

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 7: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

7

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 8: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

8

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 9: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)9

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 10: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)10

project data

7 countries

6 languages

website with video examples of IWB-supported classroom

practice with additional materials

DutchEnglishFrenchSpanishTurkishWelsh

BelgiumFrance

GermanyNetherlands

SpainTurkey

UK

primarysecondaryuniversityvocational

4 sectors

44 teachers 81 films 267 clips

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 11: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

11

9 EFL teachers

bull 4 primary

bull 2 collegravege

bull 2 lyceacutee

bull 1 IUFM research design

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 12: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)16

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 13: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

17

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 14: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

French data

20

bull pre and post-project questionnaires

bull website data 16 class films 56 video clips16 teacher interviews 16 learner focus group interviews

bull pilot data teacher focus group questionnaires amp interviews

bull teacher contributions to online support community (Google+)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 15: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

21

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 16: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

22

bull easy to locate IWB resources for teaching

bull confident using internet

bull confident creating own teaching materials

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 17: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

23

bull permanent IWB access

bull always use IWB for FL

bull allow learners to use IWB

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 18: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

24

confident using

bull pen

bull eraser

bull drag amp drop

bull audio

bull images

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 19: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

ICTIWB self-efficacy questionnaire data

bull how much can you do to exploit ICT for teaching

bull how much can you do to exploit the IWB for language teaching

bull how confident do you feel with various IWB tools and features

bull how much do you believe the IWB can help in language teaching

25

bull IWB improves participation and engagement

bull IWB improves motivation

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 20: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)31

Google+ private stream French iTILT team

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 21: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Google+ activity

32

bull 250+ contributions to private stream (posts comments without media links)

bull 94 teacher contributions

bull content coding teaching learning teacher learner technology project social

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 22: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Self-efficacy beliefs

34

bull most teachers claimed to increase their use of IWB over project and the majority also to allow learners more access

bull all developed or maintained a belief in the role of the IWB in learner participation engagement and motivation

bull most teachers also learned where to look for IWB teaching resources and those who were less confident in creating their own teaching resources also gained confidence here

bull the three teachers who showed greatest confidence with particular IWB tools at the start of the project did not change their self-perception (B D F)

bull all the others gained confidence with most or all of the main tools used

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

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SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

Engagement in online support community

35

bull wide range of engagement and participation across 9 teachers

bull 3 core users engaged participants posted own videos commented on other posts and on range of aspects of IWB-supported language teaching (D F B)

bull 3 peripheral users posted mainly when prompted commented less focused principally on technology or project (A H E)

bull 3 passive users posted only when prompted no comments

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 24: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

37

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 25: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

39

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

most confident and experienced IWB users at

start of project contributed most effectively to G+ used IWB in most varied manner

developing teachers focused energy on gaining expertise with IWB tools less varied use of IWB and less reflective engagement

on G+

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 26: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)

outline

40

bull research background

bull project data

bull analysis amp discussion

bull further research

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 27: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)41

further research

bull overview of European language teachersrsquo use of IWB

bull interactivity and L2 interaction at IWB

bull video communication for English as a Lingua Franca (young learners France amp Germany)

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293

Page 28: Learning to Use Interactive Technologies for Language Teaching:  Video Diaries for Teacher Support  in the iTILT Project

SAES Dijon 19 mai 2013 Atelier 24 Didactique et Acquisition des Langues (ARDAA)43

Alexander J (in preparation) The use of the IWB for EFL in French state educational settings Meacutemoire de M2 Master Langues Anglais Recherche Universiteacute de Nice-Sophia Antipolis

Avvisati F et al (2013) ldquoReview of the Italian Strategy for Digital Schoolsrdquo OECD Education Working Papers No 90 OECD Publishing httpdxdoiorg1017875k487ntdbr44-en

Bandura A (1993) Perceived self-efficacy in cognitive development and functioning Educ Psychol 28 117 - 148

Cutrim Schmid E amp Whyte S (2012) Interactive Whiteboards in School Settings Teacher Responses to Socio-constructivist Hegemonies Language Learning and Technology 16 (2) 65-86

Haldane M (2010) A New Interactive Whiteboard Pedagogy through Transformative Personal Development in Thomas and Cutrim Schmid (eds) Interactive Whiteboards for Education Theory Research and Practice IGI Global pp 179-186

Lee M (2013) Where to After the Digital Education Revolution Education Technology Solutions

Whyte S Cutrim Schmid E van Hazebrouck S amp Oberhofer M (in press) Open educational resources for CALL teacher education the iTILT interactive whiteboard project Computer Assisted Language Learning September 2013

Whyte S (2011) Learning to teach with videoconferencing in primary foreign language classrooms ReCALL 23(3) 271ndash293