1. Week 2 Housekeeping: Your blog URL storage table Sign on sheet data collection Check your emails regularly Week 2 upload of your blog url Check your blog posts for comments Post comments to other blog posts Follow the week 2 To do sheet

2. Agenda: A curriculum story from Gary re blogs and wikis. Know the difference between a blog and wiki tool for learning. What is digital pedagogy? How does it align with the productive pedagogies? What is the purpose of an ICT presence in your classroom? The very latest from Education Queensland!! The TPACK framework. Blooms Taxonomy and how it develops HOTS. Working safely, legally & ethically online. 3. Fitzroy River Turtle Year 6 science Teacher notes/thoughts/justifications I thought the science units were boring Students needed to be hooked I knew my learners loved odd, weird topics My networks and links with the Fitzroy Basin Association provided the topic: Bum breathing turtle The curriculum learning outcomes could be achieved by using this topic 4. Using a travel buddy Teacher notes/thoughts/justifications This was a new pedagogy for students I had to sell the idea that their travel buddy would help gather new information about this animal A website blog could be used to record and store what was found A blog could capture how each student was thinking ie HOTS I could provide feedback to individual students to develop their achievement of the learning outcomes. 5. Designing Technology Curriculum Teacher notes/thoughts /justifications Technology curriculum learning out comes could be achieved by asking students to design a travel buddy kit This was new to me Students were assessed using a standards criteria sheet eg A,B, C, D or E This group task needed discussion ICT communication tools allow students to work 24/7 Supports student creative thinking Kits were really sent to other schools 6. A real life focus Teacher notes/thoughts/justifications QPWS researchers co operated with us They sent photos and information back It was fun for me also The information supplied was not in a website or book. Took time for the teacher to organise Teacher prepared to take a risk Real life tasks are often messy 7. Creating new knowledge Teacher notes/thoughts/justifications researchers testing ways of protecting eggs from predators unit became complex because my class wanted more computer time in lab parents were providing feedback how excited students were about learning term time was limited no student failed science this term I never said no to any proposal that came our way 8. Habitat models Teacher notes/thoughts/justifications Boys are a challenge to engage Active learning had a better chance of making them understand habitat needs Students designed and built habitats. They justified their finished designs based on the needs of the turtle Classroom logistics was a challenge with 6 fish tanks in the classroom Blooms taxonomy was used to challenge their thinking 9. Celebrating Teacher notes/thoughts/justifications I always want to experiment with curriculum delivery Author request to write reading book to capture my class learning journey 3000 copies printed 10. Blogs Wikis Websites Generally static. Cannot be added to by students. Usually only a single author who posts Students can add comments and ideas Not chronological. Can be added to and changed in any order. Students can add comments and ideas Can have multiple authors Can have multiple authors Suit a variety of purposes and uses Can have multiple authors 11. DIGITAL PEDAGOGY Digital pedagogy is a big concept that simply means the ways that you design learning using digital technology so that your learners come to know what you know, and in the ways that you know it. EQ identifies digital pedagogy as being "a new way of working and learning with ICT to facilitate quality learning experiences for 21st Century learners. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is the name given to any digital device eg software, hardware. 12. ACTIVITY ONE 5 MINUTES Brainstorm why you believe that ICTs would need to be used within your teaching space. Create a list of ICT tools that you may use. Why might you choose embedding these ICTs over other, more conventional and conservative methods of chalk and talk teaching? 13. Your course information says: As an information source to enhance teaching and learning for blended learning - what proportions of face to face and online learning is optimal for your goals? for online courses without a face to face presence 14. To connect your students to other sources of information - human and non-human. Access a variety of multi-modal resources. Assessment activities - quizzes, small group collaboration eg wiki, assignment upload to a website To blend distance and internal students together through shared activities and spaces. eg school camps, flipped classrooms, web conferencing. As a learning space for collaborative negotiation of learning. 15. Hot off the press: Education Queensland says a Contemporary Effective Learner Please include this in your blog post this week and explain how it relates to your future teaching area eg secondary history or primary early childhood. 16. SHOULD WE USE ICTS ALL THE TIME THEN? Learning with ICT is beneficial only when appropriate learning approaches are taken. There is still a place for the face-to-face. What about early childhood and primary? Fine motor skill development such as manipulating, constructing, handwriting, cutting, etc. is essential. 17. PRODUCTIVE PEDAGOGIES 1. Facilitating deep knowledge through higher order thinking 2. Facilitating collaborative learning in which conversations are important 3. Supporting students in knowing how they learn best 4. Planning learning that is problem-based, and situated in real life contexts 5. Is relevant to students, and connects to their background knowledge 6. Supports learning that is owned, controlled and managed by students themselves 7. Is socially supportive, engaging, and values cultural knowledge 8. Is supportive of the development of active citizenship, and strong group identity. 18. Just published by Education Queensland: 19. TPACK FRAMEWORK Technological, Pedagogical and Content Knowledge framework. Digital technologies are fundamental in good learning design. Its important to know your content, and how to teach it so that your students can learn. 20. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF TPACK You MUST have technical skills. How will you develop your technical skills? You MUST know your content . Where will you get your content? You MUST know how to deliver your content so that your students learn effectively. As a beginning teacher how will you learn how to deliver your content? 21. BLOOMS TAXONOMY Identifies ways of knowing from simple to complex. Developing HOTS (higher order thinking skills) in our students. Its not intended as a linear process. Can you link this taxonomy to some of the learning theories from week 1? 22. LEGAL, SAFE AND ETHICAL USE OF ICTS The use of copyright images and materials are able to be restricted according to the owner's wishes. You should model and teach ethical and legal behaviours. Child safety creating safe learning environments (stranger danger). Cyber bullying an ever increasing concern as bullying can now follow you home! Privacy - posting student work in a controlled environment. Email example. A Teachers right to privacy? Facebook, etc. Reputation Management- an increasing issue in school land Dont use your own equipment eg camera 23. Learning Engagement Activities Week 2 1. Important voki message 2. Mobile phone wiki Source: http://www.voki.com/ 24. TASK TWO ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES 1 & 2 In small groups, review and discuss; 1.A short learning sequence for the shoelaces activity and how to make links to the productive pedagogies. There is a 4 min video to help you. 2.The TPACK Framework. Use Bubble.us to brainstorm your ideas. This will assist you in developing ideas for your blog reflection. 25. CODE OF CONDUCT Most organisations have one and it is important that you know what is expected of you. 26. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The information contained within this presentation has been adapted from the course materials found on CQUniversity Moodle website, in conjunction with the course Managing e Learning 2013 This information is not designed to replace the content on the Moodle website. Not all key information is contained within.