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Dr Wade Halvorson Professor of Digital Marketing Wad Halberstadt Virtual World Researcher

Introduction to Participant Centered Learning

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Page 1: Introduction to Participant Centered Learning

Dr Wade HalvorsonProfessor of Digital Marketing

Wad HalberstadtVirtual World Researcher

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Dr Wade HalvorsonProfessor of Digital Marketing

Wad HalberstadtVirtual World Researcher

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Teach Research Publish

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Participant Centered Learning

Flipped classrooms

Learning communities

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Digital Disruption

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How are you going to get it?

Think differentBuild higher order

thinking skills

Look for what is possible

Come to class prepared and

Participate in active learning

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Evaluation

Synthesis

Analysis

Application

Understanding

Knowledge

Higher order thinking skills

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90%of whatthey do

70%of what theysay and write

50% of what they see and hear

30% of what they see

20% of what they hear

10% of what they read

People generally remember…

Learning Activities

Active Learning

PassiveLearning

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90%of whatthey do

70%of what theysay and write

50% of what they see and hear

30% of what they see

20% of what they hear

10% of what they read

People generally remember… People are able to….

Define List Describe Explain

Demonstrate Apply Practice

Analyze Define Create Evaluate

Learning Activities Learning Outcomes

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Dorothy Leonard & Walter Swap Deep Smarts (2005) Boston, MA: Harvard Business School Press

Tacit, unarticulated knowledge

Receptors

Explanation

We Use Case Study Methodology

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• Less about knowledge transfer in one direction, from the professor to the students

• More about student interaction with each other in a joint effort to arrive at helpful principles and frameworks

Learning NOT teaching

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• Conveys an obligation to students to help fellow students learn by participating in the search for frameworks, principles

• The professor “orchestrates” rather than forces the development of ideas and theoretical frameworks

Learning Contract

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Remember…

Prepare yourself for success in a digitally disrupted world by being an active participant in your learning.

And don’t forget….doing your MBA can be fun!