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Pervasive Media and Education Nick Skelton, Assistant Director IT Services, Bristol University @nick_skelton Monday, 10 October 11

Pervasive Media in Education

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In his FOTE11 talk NIck Skelton, Assistant Director IT Services at Bristol University talks about pervasive media in education. He asks:Why did you choose to study at one university over another?What do students actually expect from University? One long party? To pass a few exams? Or something more than that? And why are those geeks from the IT department even thinking about this?Technology is now pervasive. It has become so small, so light, and so cheap, that it disappears into the environment around us. Technology is no longer something unto itself. The computer is not a special box in the corner to be approached with reverence, it is mobile and personal, accompanying us in our daily life.When technology surround us we need a whole new way to think about it. The most interesting answers come from looking outwards, and working across disciplines. As the technologists emerge into the daylight, they are working with educationalists, with theatre practitioners and with game makers to answer some big questions. How do we make university a transformative experience?

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Pervasive Media and Education Nick Skelton,

Assistant Director IT Services, Bristol

University

@nick_skelton

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“Liked the feel of the campus” “Instantly

felt at home”

“No hills”“Because the city

looked cool on Skins”

image thanks to bertob on flickr

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Right course for you

Reputation - a “good”

uni

Life in that location

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What’s all this

got to do with IT?

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as defined by the Pervasive Media studio, Bristol

Sensors Situation

Media

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#tmwwtimage thanks to incurable_hippie on flickr

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Games encourage

desired behaviour

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Theatre creates

meaningful experiences

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Technology Games

Theatre

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References

•The ILRT, creators of the Bristol Uni walking tour app•Calvium at the Pervasive Media Studio •Slingshot street gamers, creators of igfest•Proto-type Theatre creators of Fortnight

•It’s not us, its about them: chapter 1 of Transformative Learning Support Models in Higher Education (Les Watson)

•The Experience Economy: work is theatre & every business a stage (Pine & Gilmore, 1998)

@nick_skelton, [email protected]

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