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Digital Pedagogy

Digital Pedagogy. By: Team Awesome (Laura, Tim, Jie, and Crystal). Pedagogy. The term comes from Ancient Greek “to lead the child” Definition: The art or science of teaching. Digital Pedagogy. Digital Native and Digital Immigrant. Digital Native :

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Digital Pedagogy

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  1. Digital Pedagogy By: Team Awesome(Laura, Tim, Jie, and Crystal)

  2. Pedagogy • The term comes from Ancient Greek • “to lead the child” • Definition: • The art or science of teaching

  3. Digital Pedagogy

  4. Digital Native and Digital Immigrant • Digital Native: • Individuals who grown up with new technology • Digital Immigrant: • individuals who grew up withoutdigital technology and adopted it later

  5. Major Cause of the Difference • Students’ thinking patterns have changed • Brain structures are changed due to different kinds of experiences

  6. Differences Between Digital Native & Digital Immigrant

  7. How does it cause a gap? • Prensky (2001) - “today’s learners are different” • Digital Immigrant instructors assume learners are the same as they have always been

  8. Problems with the Digital Gap and the Digital Pedagogy In education, the digital gap exists between students and teachers, as well as between teachers

  9. Problems • Tech training for teachers is often insufficient • Technology usually used only for administrative purposes, rather than to support curriculum

  10. Causes • Various factors cause the digital gap between teachers • Social dimensions such as age • Subject and grade instructed • Curriculum available to work with

  11. The LoTI Framework Movement from teacher-based to learner-based methods

  12. Disparity between learning environments Gap in teachers’ digital abilities leads to a difference in the quality and style of instruction

  13. Solution 1: Interactive Whiteboard the use of interactive whiteboard

  14. Solution 2 • ‘Hands on Support’ (HOS): model of training teaching staff in the use of ICT • Advantage: • 1 help teachers develop their understanding the role of ICT in the delivery of the nationalcurriculum • 2 develop a pedagogical relationship between teachers and technology

  15. Solution 2 • Disadvantage: • Need an amount of funding • It is a solution in theory but not in practice

  16. Solution 3 Pathway: • Definition: a sophisticated digital video library system to create the prototype Physics Teaching Web Advisory – Pathway • Component: • 1 Synthetic Interview (SI) • 2 Informedia Digital Video library

  17. Solution 3 Synthetic Interview: • Definition: video of a person responding to questions • Advantage: • 1 allow learners to engage in active inquiry • 2 permit users to ask questions in a conversational manner

  18. Solution 3 Info-media Digital Video Library: • Similar to Google, but does so by searching on video and audio information • Creates metadata from video • Pathway

  19. Limit of the Study • We did not research from the student’s point of view • The diversity of researches is limited to elementary and middle schools

  20. Future Research Question With the growing number of technological courses and dehumanization of teaching, is it a possibility that in the future, institutions will no longer use teachers but only technology for teaching purposes?

  21. References • Zhao, Y. & Bryant, F. L. (2006). Can Teacher Technology Integration Training Alone Lead to High Levels of Technology Integration? A Qualitative Look at Teachers' Technology Integration after State Mandated Technology Training. Electronic Journal for the Integration of Technology in Education. Retrieved October 14, 2007, from UBC Library Ejournals. • Warschauer, M. (2004) Technology and Social Inclusion: Rethinking the Digital Divide. Cambridge, Massachusetts:  The MIT Press. Retrieved October 14, 2007 from Google Scholar, Source • From Moersch, C. (1995) Levels of Technology Implementation (LoTI): A Framework for Measuring Classroom Technology Use.  Learning and Leading with Technology, 23 (3). Retrieved October 3, 2007 from Source • Prensky, M (2001, Oct). Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants. On the Horizon, 9, Retrieved October 15, 2007 from Google Scholar, Source • Labbo, Linda D., Reinking, David, & McKenna, Michael C. Technology and Literacy Education in the Next Century: Exploring the Connection Between Work and Schooling. PJE. Peabody Journal of Education, 73, Retrieved October 10, 2007 from Source

  22. References • Moursund, D., & Bielefeldt, T. (1999). Will New Teachers be Prepared to Teach in a Digital Age? A National Survey on Information Technology in Teacher Education., Retrieved Oct 15, 2007 from Academic Search Premier, Source • Brain Adrian, Dean Zollman and Scott Stevens:  Pathway-using a state-of-art Digital Video Database for research and development in teacher education.  Retrieved October 14, 2007, from UBC Library databases.  Source • Liz Beastall (2006): Enchanting a disenchanted child: revolutionising the means of education using information and communication technology and e-learning:  International Reading Association.  Retrieved October 14,2007 from UBC Library database source • Warschauer, M. (2004) Technology and Social Inclusion: Rethinking the Digital Divide. Cambridge, Massachusetts:  The MIT Press. Retrieved October 14, 2007 from Google Scholar, Source

  23. THE END Thank You!

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