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Best Practices of Emerging Tools for Learning B S Bhullar H K

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Best Practices of Emerging Tools for Learning

B S Bhullar

H K

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Outline

• Emerging Technologies for Learning

• Best Breed Tools

• Our Understanding of Best Practices

• About the course

• Emerging Edu Tech for HBSC 1103

• Challenges

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• Technical innovations

• Contemporary advances in IT

How can we leverage on the above

in learning?

Emerging Technologies for Learning

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• Wiki tools

• Wikispaces - wiki tool PBWorks - wiki tool Google Sites - wiki/website tool

• Photo-sharing and editing

• flickr - photo sharing site Picasa - photo organiser

• Animation tools

• Adobe Flash - animation authoring

• Audio tools

• Audacity - sound editor/recorder iTunes and iTunesU

• Video creation and hosting tools

• YouTube - video-sharing tool Animoto - videos from images TED Talks - inspirational videos Vimeo - video sharing site iMovie - Video editing software Khan Academy - learning platform TeacherTube - edu video sharing site

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• Screen capture and screencasting tools

• Jing - screen capture tool Camtasia- screencasting tool Snagit - screen capture tool Screenr - screencasting tool Screencast-0-matic - online screen recorder

• Document creation and hosting tools

• Google Docs - collaboration suite (incl Google Forms) Word - word processing software Scribd - document sharing tool OpenOffice - office suite Etherpad + clones - real-time text collab

• Presentation creation and hosting tools

• Google Docs - collaboration suite (incl Google Forms) Prezi - presentation software Slideshare - presentation sharing site PowerPoint - presentation software Voicethread - collaborative slideshows OpenOffice - office suite

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• Mindmapping • Mindmeister - mindmapping software

bubblus - collaborative mind mapping tool • File and resource sharing • Dropbox - file synching software

LiveBinders - 3-ring binder for the web • Social bookmarking and annotation tools • diigo - social annotation tool

Delicious - social bookmarking tool • Email • Gmail - web-based email service

Outlook - email client • Live communication and conferencing tools • Skype - instant messaging/VoIP tool

Adobe Connect - web conferencing tool Elluminate/Blackboard Collaborate - web conferencing BigBlueButton - web conferencing Fuze meeting - web conferencing

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Our understanding of …

Best Practices

Free

User-friendly Purpose

Accessible Engaging Meaningful

Cloud

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About HBSC 1103

A course under the Bac. Of Teaching majoring in Sc.

(with Honours)

Fundamental of the teaching and learning of science

Foundation for teachers to plan effective science lessons

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Emerging Educational Technologies for HBSC 1103

HBSC 1103 Course

facebook Twitter

voki You Tube Dropbox

Slide Share

Din Studio (blog)

Content

Community Building

Sharing of Experience

Polldaddy

Interactive Learning

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Emerging Educational Technologies for HBSC 1103

• Voki (http://www.voki.com/ )

• You Tube (http://www.youtube.com/ )

• Dropbox (http://www.dropbox.com/)

• Din Studio (blog) (http:// www.dinstudio.com/)

• Polldaddy (http://polldaddy.com/)

• facebook (http://www.facebook.com/)

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voki - Tutor’s Avatar

• Concept of Science

• Behavioural Learning Theories

• Cognitive Learning Theories

• Constructivism Learning Theories

• Inquiry Learning Approach

• Problem-based Learning Approach

• Experiments, discussion, simulations & projects

An introduction to HBSC 1103

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voki -How can it be used?

• Gain attention

• Introduce a course

• Tell your instructions to the class

• Insert it to your blog/fb/web/ etc… for student to access it

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You Tube – Show Me

• Learning outcome: Apply Skinner’s theories in the teaching of science

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_9ZZaPDtPk&feature=related

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You Tube -How can it be used?

• Create and upload video for sharing

• Search and view ready made videos

• Demonstrate the concept for enhancing understanding

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Dropbox – Share It-Pull It

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Dropbox-How can it be used?

• Upload digital content for storing and sharing

– Notes

– Slides

– Video

– Etc…

• Leaners can “pull” content according to their needs

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Din Studio (blog)- Learning Journal

http://shareoum.dinstudio.com/

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Din Studio (blog) -How can it be used?

• Learners record & share their experience with their peers and tutor

• A life journal of their learning experience

• Tutor will know the extend the content is being applied by the learners

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Facebook - Discussion

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facebook –how can it be used?

• For updating information

• Discussion on issues/concepts in the course

• Sharing of ideas & information

• “Facebook killer”

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Polldaddy – Topical Quiz

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Polldaddy – How can it be used?

• Create surveys, polls, and quizzes

• Collect responses via your website, e-mail, iPad, Facebook, and Twitter

• Generate and share performance reports

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Challenges

• Conceptualisation of learning instructions

• Search of appropriate materials & emerging technologies

• Familiarisation with emerging educational technologies

• Motivating learners in believing/participating in educational technologies

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Thank you