Classroom of the future think about the future now - slideshare

Classroom of the FutureChoose from 28th or 29th October 2013

Email me for any queries A.Blackwood@kent.ac.uk

Consider, for this survey that there are 5 Types of Classroom.

Which one is yours?

Early technologies in the classroom

Type 1

Over head projectors, shinning light on the subjectUsing ‘robust’ non digital solutions such as, Over Head Projectors.

These classrooms allow effective teaching to take place but do not have useful access to any digital technologies.

Type 2

Digital projectors with Connected Computers

Type 3

Interactive Whiteboards and digital resourcesStudents actively using tutor moderated technologies to help with their

learning.

Type 4

Type 5

Technology Advanced Classrooms – using technology to blur the

boundaries of where learning begins and ends.

• Using technology to extend the opportunities and markets for

learning. • Using technology to improve student pastoral care and

student retention

• Using technology to improve the economics of delivering cost

effective teaching

• Using technology to improve the quality and value of data

• Using technology to help wider participation

• Using technology to make learning more engaging, efficient

and effective in the classroom.

Blurring the boundaries…

Type 5

Blurring the

boundaries…

Technology changing the pedagogy in the classroom.

With future teaching technologies, how will the role of the tutor

in the classroom change?Blurring the boundaries…

Technology changing the pedagogy in the classroom.

With future teaching technologies, how will the role of the tutor

in the classroom change?

The Future role of tutors in the near future?

Blurring the boundaries…

Think about the Future…

…..Now!

Classroom of the FutureAt Berkshire College of

Agriculture, 28th or 29th October

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Booking and details for either date….

Is your ClassroomPastPresent OrFuture?60 second Survey – CLICK HERE