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Welcome to the “Front Channel” Start time 0930 hrs AEST - see your local time bit.ly/rnrckeynote Use hashtags #rnrcal #aussieED and follow @allanadl and @ibuddha Three types of slides “Q” focus questions, “A” answer content related to questions to help your thinking and “R” helpful general resources Please watch for and like the tweets with attached images especially the 8 Focus Questions. Thank you for joining the Keynote Presentation “What’s the Flippin’ Fuss? It is just good teaching …right?” at the RNR Educational Conference Tue May 17 bit.ly/rnrc2016 Allan Carrington @allanadl Please add to this collaborative event and make a difference R1

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Page 1: @allanadl - In Support of Excellencedesigningoutcomes.com/assets/Edchat_slides_0516.pdf · Welcome to the “Front Channel” • Start time 0930 hrs AEST - see your local time bit.ly/rnrckeynote

Welcome to the “Front Channel”

• Start time 0930 hrs AEST - see your local time bit.ly/rnrckeynote

• Use hashtags #rnrcal #aussieED and follow @allanadl and @ibuddha

• Three types of slides “Q” focus questions, “A” answer content related to questions to help your thinking and “R” helpful general resources

• Please watch for and like the tweets with attached images especially the 8 Focus Questions.

Thank you for joining the Keynote Presentation “What’s the Flippin’ Fuss? It is just good teaching …right?” at the RNR Educational Conference Tue May 17 bit.ly/rnrc2016Allan Carrington

@allanadl

Please add to this collaborative event and make a difference

R1

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Learning

By the time you finish the Keynote Presentation and

the Workshop you should be able to: Explain the five mindset

grids of the Padagogy Wheel model.

1

Apply these grids to your own curriculum development and teaching practice.

2

Outline the ways you will be able to change and improve the outcomes of your curriculum.

3

Evaluate your choice of technologies (apps) based on educational

selection criteria.

4

Create pedagogically strong, technologically

enhanced learning activities which redefine the tasks.

5

Outcomes

The Padagogy Wheel Presentation by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/padwheelstory.R2

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All slides used in Edchat as a PDF

http://designingoutcomes.com/assets/Edchat_slides_0516.pdf

File size: 9 mb

R3Bit.ly for Twitter EDchat: bit.ly/edchat170516

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Quote by Queen Rania of Jordan youthfortechnology.org

Q1 What is Transformative Teaching and Learning and do you believe in it?

Q1B What does a transformed student “look like” in 2016? Who decides what transformation is?

Q1C How do you practice transformative teaching?

# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q1: Transformative Teaching & Learning Today

Flipping the Back ChannelQ1

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Transformational Teachers

• Create Constructivist Experiences

• Teach Like Scientists, Artists & Essayists

• Model Symphonic Thinking

• Facilitate Productive Struggle

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/big-things-transformational-teachers-do-todd-finley

Bit.ly for Twitter EDchat: bit.ly/transformtchrs

4 Things Transformational Teachers do# rnrcal #aussieED Grt 4 doing transformational tching bit.ly/transformtchrsA1

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What do we flip in our thinking?

What do we flip in our planning?

What do we flip in our syllabus

What do we flip in our pedagogy?

# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q2: What do we flip in our thinking?

Flipping the Back Channel

It’s just back to the future …returning to good teaching eh?

22B

2C

2D

Q2

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"The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn".

Alvin Toffler

Flipped Thinking: You know…Shift Happens

SEMINAR CONTENT: The Continuum of Shift Model explain and discuss

• Paradigm

• Background

• Instructor Role

Activity Centred Content Centred

• Learner Role

• Assessment

A2

http://tinyurl.com/pwposterSlides as a PDF:

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•Identify desired results (big ideas and skills)

•Determine acceptable evidence that support that the desired results have occurred (culminating assessment tasks)

•Plan learning experience and instruction (learning events)

# rnrcal #aussieED Great resource - Schooling By Design Book

Schooling by Design

Schooling By Design Book

A Study Guide for Schooling by Design

A2

Bit.ly for Twitter EDchat: bit.ly/schoolbydesignbook

Bit.ly for Twitter EDchat: bit.ly/schoolbydesignstudy

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Authentic Assessment

2.53 mins

• Meaningful

• Justified Answers

• Student constructed

• Polished products

• Accurate

• Seamless

• Realhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlHUqHTxgLc

bit.ly/authassessmentBit.Ly for Twitter EDchat

# rnrcal #aussieED Watch video to help u use authentic assessment in your teaching

A2

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If you design backwards, what ideas have you to build in this order, share your best practice ?

Step 1: What Attributes are important in your graduates?

Step 2: how do you build higher order skills into your Learning Outcomes?

Step 3: How do you use Authentic Assessment?

Step 4: How do you ensure your Learning Activities make the best use of appropriate technologies?

Step 5: Do you embed Contextual Content last and how do you make it real?

It’s All About the StudentsTheir engagement, their learning, their

outcomes and their future success

Q3 Flipping the Back Channel: Backward Design

# rnrcal #aussieED Focus 3: How do you flip curriculum design?

33B3C3D

3F

3E

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Backward Design and Alignment# rnrcal #aussieED Grt resource for applying bckwd

design & alignment

2.53 mins

Alignment Map

1. Learning Objectives

2. Assessments

3. Instructional Activities

4. Resources

5. Course Technologies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTv2HR2cktohttp://bit.ly/1WbDMtEBit.ly for Twitter EDchat

A3

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Consider the functions or grids of the Padagogy Wheel & share which you think are the most useful & why ?

• The Attributes Grid: Such things as ethics, responsibility and citizenship.

• The Motivation Grid: About learner autonomy, mastery and purpose.

• The Blooms Grid: Promotes higher order thinking.

• The Technology Grid: Choose selection criteria.

• The SAMR Model Grid: Design activities to redefine tasks.

4

Q4# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q4: How do you use the Padagogy Wheel?

http://tinyurl.com/pwposterPW V4.1 poster PDF

Flipping the Back Channel: The Padagogy Wheel

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1. Having energy, passion and enthusiasm

2. Being willing to give credit to others

3. Empathising & working productively with diversity

4. Being transparent and honest in dealings with others

5. Thinking laterally and creatively

6. Being true to one’s values and ethics

7. Listening to different points of view before coming to a decision

Graduate Capabilities from Industry

Please visit the blog post and listen to the podcast episode at:

Requested by CEO's and executives .... the people that hire, what they desire to see in graduates from higher education.

Prof. Geoff Scott UWS

A4

8. Understanding personal strengths & limitations

9. Time management skills

10. Persevering

11. Learning from errors

12. Learning from experience

13. Remaining calm when under pressure

14. Effective oral and written communication

15. Accessing and analyzing information

bit.ly/gradattributesBit.Ly for Twitter EDchat:

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Skills & Attributes of Today’s Learners

•Critical thinking & problem-solving

•Collaboration across networks and leading by influence

•Agility and adaptability

•Initiative and entrepreneurialism

•Effective oral and written communication

•Curiosity and imagination Includes: Tony Wagner’s Seven Survival Skills as defined by business leaders in their own words

Jackie Gersteinhttp://bit.ly/21stlearnersskillsBit.Ly for Twitter EDchat

These skills were merged with those attributes requested by CEO's and executives to give a list of 25 graduate attributes and employable capabilities as a resource for teachers

A4

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Use it as a series of prompts or grids to filter your teaching

from planning to implementation

The Padagogy Wheel Presentation by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/padwheelstory.

The Graduate Attributes

Grid

The Attributes Grid: This is the core of learning design. You must constantly revisit things like ethics, responsibility and citizenship. Ask yourself the question what will a graduate from this learning experience  ‘look like’ i.e. what is it that makes others see them as successful? Ask ‘how does everything I do support these attributes and capabilities?’

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Q5

# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q5: Pick 5 most important for grads?

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Graduate Attributes & CapabilitiesCritical thinking and problem-solving

Collaboration across networks and leading by influence

Agility and adaptability

Initiative and entrepreneurialism

Effective oral and written communication

Accessing and analyzing information

Curiosity and imagination

Global Stewardship

Grit (Perseverance)

Resilience

Hope & Optimism

Vision

Self-Regulation

Energy, passion and enthusiasm

Willing to give credit to others

Empathising & working productively with diversity

Transparent and honest

Thinking laterally and creatively

True to one’s values and ethics

Listening to different points of view before coming to a decision

Understanding personal strengths & limitations

Time management skills

Learning from errors

Learning from experience

Remaining calm when under pressure

A5

Write profile of excellent grad get student contribution then establish learning contract to strive to reach this description by the end of course

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Use it as a series of prompts or grids to filter your teaching

from planning to implementation

The Padagogy Wheel Presentation by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/padwheelstory.

The Motivation Grid

The Motivation Grid: Ask yourself ‘How does everything I build and  teach give the learner autonomy, mastery and purpose?’

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# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q6: Share ur success with motivation AMP

Q6

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• Autonomy

• Mastery

• Purpose

Dan Pink’s teaching on Motivation10.48 mins

14,746,876 views

A6 Flipping the Back Channel# rnrcal #aussieED will autonomy, mastery & purpose motivate students?

http://bit.ly/motivationpinkBit.Ly for Twitter EDchat

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Use it as a series of prompts or grids to filter your teaching

from planning to implementation

The Padagogy Wheel Presentation by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/padwheelstory.

Flipping the Back Channel: The

BloomsGrid

The Blooms Grid: Helps you design learning objectives that achieve higher order thinking. Try to get at least one learning objective from each category. Only after this are you ready for technology enhancement.

http://tinyurl.com/pwposterPW V4.1 poster PDF

Q7# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q7: got hints how to use Blooms 4 better outcomes?

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Developing Critical Thinking Skills

Helping your learner to move into higher order thinking to enable Mastery Autonomy and Purpose

Reviewing Basic Blooms

4.20 minshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DVecgNBPgMhttp://bit.ly/bloomsbasics

Bit.ly for Twitter EDchat

A7

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Using Blooms to frame questions

Using analysing and evaluating questions you get more meaningful discussion

Enhancing Mastery, Autonomy and Purpose in LL

2.23 minshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IegJ-5QyXX0http://bit.ly/bloomsdiscuss

Bit.ly for Twitter EDchat

A7

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Use it as a series of prompts or grids to filter your teaching

from planning to implementation

The Padagogy Wheel Presentation by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/padwheelstory.

The Technology Grid

The Technology Grid: Ask ‘How can this serve your pedagogy’? The apps are only suggestions, look for better ones and combine more that one in a learning sequence.

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Q8# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q8: Expln how u choose apps? Does Blooms help?

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Flipping the Back Channel: App Selection Criteria

Understanding Criteria: Apps provide opportunities for students to explain ideas or concepts. Understanding apps encourage students to summarize content and translate meaning.

Remembering Criteria: Apps improve the user's ability to define terms, identify facts, and recall and locate information.

Analyzing Criteria: Apps improve the user's ability to differentiate between the relevant & irrelevant, determine relationships, & recognize the organization of content..

Applying Criteria: Apps provide opportunities for students to demonstrate their ability to implement learned procedures & methods.

Evaluating Criteria: Apps that fit into the "evaluating" stage improve the user's ability to judge material or methods based on criteria set by themselves or external sources. They help students judge content reliability, accuracy, quality, effectiveness, and reach informed decisions.

Creating Criteria: Apps provide opportunities for students generate ideas, design plans, and produce products.

Attributes

SAMRBlooms

EdTechMotivation

A8

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The SAMR Model Grid

Use it as a series of prompts or grids to filter your teaching

from planning to implementation

The Padagogy Wheel Presentation by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/padwheelstory.

The SAMR Model Grid: This is “How are you going to use the technologies you have chosen”?

# rnrcal #aussieED Focus Q9: Share ur best practice of SAMR?

Q9

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Redefinition Tech allows for the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable

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Modification Tech allows for significant task redesign

Augmentation Tech acts as a direct tool substitute, with functional improvement

Substitution Tech acts as a direct tool substitute, with no functional change

Ruben R. Puentedura, Ph.D.

Video: 4.41 mins

Flipping the Back Channel: The SAMR Model

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBce25r8vtohttp://bit.ly/studentsSAMRBit.Ly for Twitter EDchat

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Twist Twitter

Twitterific

Animation Creator

Blogpress

iPhoto

Evernote

Blogsy

Conference Pad

iAnnotateDrawing

Pad

Feeddler

Prezi

iBooks

Keynote

Sonic Pics

Paper Helper

Show Me

Wordpress

Skitch

StoryrobeVoice Thread

Join Me

Whiteboard HD

PoppletAssignments

Corkulous

Course Notes

Data Analysis

Dropbox

Easy Chart

Good Reader

Idea Sketch

iField Works

iStudiez Pro

iThoughts

myHomework

Notes Plus Numbers

Outliner

PearlTrees

Penultimate

Polldaddy

Priority Matrix

Quick Graph

Simple Note

Flashcard Machine

Flashcards Deluxe

Multi Quiz Quiz Your Lizard

School Notes

Awesome Note

I Wish

Microsoft OneNote

OmniFocus

TapIt

WunderList

StumbleUpon

FlipBoard

Google

WolframAlpha

Yellow Pages

Maptini

Inspiration Maps

Adobe Ideas

Pages

My Writing Spot

ManuscriptBlackboard

Clear Sea

Moodle Mobile

Skype

Conference Pad

Edmodo

Fring

WhatsApp

Facebook

FB Messenger

Google+

iTunes U

Touch

YouTubeStrip

Designer

Filemaker Go

GroupBoard

iBrainstorm

Roambi Analytics

Atomic Browser

TED

Opera Mini

AirBeamCollabraCam

i-Prompt

Socialcam

SpliceStory Patch

Twitcasting

AudioBoom

Audiolio

Pocket Pod

Fotobabble

Podcaster

Spreaker

Toontastic

Flipbook

Do Ink

Animation Express

Animation Desk

Audiotorium

PhosterPhoto Speak

iMovie

iTimeLapse

Explain Everything

Garageband

Creative Book

eBook Creator

Use Your Handwriting

Big World

Simple Mind

Jot

Use it as a series of prompts or grids to filter

your teaching from planning to implementation

The Attributes Grid: This is the core of learning design. You must constantly revisit things like ethics, responsibility and citizenship. Ask yourself the question what will a graduate from this learning experience  ‘look like’ i.e. what is it that makes others see them as successful? Ask ‘how does everything I do support these attributes and capabilities?’

The Motivation Grid: Ask yourself ‘How does everything I build and  teach give the learner autonomy, mastery and purpose?’

The Blooms Grid: Helps you design learning objectives that achieve higher order thinking. Try to get at least one learning objective from each category. Only after this are you ready for technology enhancement.

The Technology Grid: Ask ‘How can this serve your pedagogy’? The apps are only suggestions, look for better ones and combine more that one in a learning sequence.

The SAMR Model Grid: This is “How are you going to use the technologies you have chosen”?

Getting the best use of the Wheel

The Padagogy Wheel Presentation by Allan Carrington is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Based on a work at http://tinyurl.com/padwheelstory.

Quick Sketch

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Help me help teachers around

the worldTell your story about how you are using the Wheel

Teachers around the world want:

• PD Resources in their own languages

• Examples of best practice

• Action Research Projects

Запоминание: Приложения, используемые для уровня запоминания

способствуют развитию умений определять термины и факты, находить и

запоминать информацию. Многие образовательные приложения сфокусированы

на уровне запоминания. В них пользователю предлагается выбрать ответ из

нескольких предложенных вариантов, подобрать пару, восстановить

последовательность или ввести ответ.Применение: Приложения, подходящие для уровня

применения, дают учащимся возможность

продемонстрировать свои навыки в выполнении

изученных методов и процедур.Они также

сфокусированы на умении применять изученное в

незнакомых условиях.

Анализ: Приложения, которые могут быть

использованы на уровне анализа, должны

способствовать развитию умений отличать

существенное от несущественного, выделять

части, определять взаимосвязи и структуру

содержания.Оценка: Приложения, подбираемые для

уровня оценки, должны развивать умения

пользователя оценить изучаемую

информацию или методы, основываясь на

критериях, установленных самостоятельно

или взятых из внешних источников. Эти

приложения должны помочь учащимся

оценить надежность, точность, качество,

эффективность содержания и принять

обоснованное решение.

Создание: Приложения, которые могут

быть использованы на уровне создания,

должны давать возможность генерировать

идеи, разрабатывать планы, создавать

продукты.

Разработано Алланом Каррингтоном, Designing Outcomes, Аделаида, Южная Австралия

Email: [email protected]

The Padagogy Wheel ENG

V4.0 Published 010315

Стоя на плечах гигантов

bit.ly/PWposterRUS

Понимание: На уровне понимания используются приложения

и сервисы, дающие учащимся возможности лучше понять

изучаемые идеи или концепции. Их цель не выбор «правильного»

ответа, а предоставление более открытого формата для

обобщения понятий и объяснения смысла.

Критерии отбора приложений для образования

Padagogy Wheel V4.1

Keynote

Mental Note

Notepad+

Blogpress

iAnnotate

iBooks Sonic Pics

Show Me

Voice Thread

Evernote

Notability

EducreationsiTunesU

Kodable

Prezi

neu+Notes

TwitterPolaris Office

Smart Office 2

PowerPoint

Google

Google Docs

Wikipanion

Puffin Browser

ExelWord

Quick Sketch

Flashcard MachineFlashcards Deluxe

Quiz Your Lizard

Awesome Note

I Wish

FlipBoard

WolframAlpha

Maptini

Inspiration Maps

Pages

Multi Quiz

WunderList

StumbleUpon

Kidspiration

Ann’s Flashcards

iThoughtsHD

Popplet

Snap the Notion

Bitsboard Pro

Assignments

Corkulous

Course Notes

Data AnalysisEasy Chart

Ideament

iStudiez Pro

myHomework

Notes Plus

Outliner

PenultimatePolldaddy

Priority Matrix

Quick Graph

Simple Note

Use Your Handwriting

Big World

Dropbox

Numbers

Pearltrees

Simpleminds+

Blackboard

Clear SeaMoodle Mobile

Skype

Edmodo

Fring

WhatsApp

Facebook

FB Messenger

Google+

iTunes U

Touch

YouTube

Strip Designer

Filemaker Go 14

GroupBoard

iBrainstorm

Roambi Analytics

TED

Opera Mini

Jot

AudioBoom

Toontastic

Flipbook

Do Ink

iMovie Explain EverythingGarageband

Creative Book

Showbie

Halftone 2

ChatterPix

Photogene

Writer’s Studio

Pictello

Recordium Pro

Photo Reminders

Story Creator

Pic Collage

Pixelmator

PuppetPals 2

Doodlecast Pro

EasyStudio

BookCreator

WebAlbums

VideoShop

ShadowPuppet

iStopMotion

Conference Pad

Wordpress

Microsoft OneNote

iDesign

PaperHelper

2ScreensPresentation Timer Screen Chomp

Twitterrific

DrawingPad

Feeddler

Как использовать колесо наиболее эффективно

Колесо можно использовать как серию опор или

цельный механизм, сверяясь с ним на разных

этапах от планирования до воплощения.

Подшипник модели выпускника: Это ядро

планирования. Учитель постоянно должен

обращаться к таким качествам, как нравственность,

ответственность, гражданская позиция. Задавайте

себе вопрос, какие личностные приращения даст

ученику этот образовательный опыт, по каким

признакам будет понятно, что он достиг цели.

Спросите себя, как все, что вы делаете,

способствует развитию этих качеств и

способностей.

Подшипник мотивации: Спросите себя: «Как мое

обучение способствует развитию

самостоятельности, целеустремленности и

компетентности ученика?»

Подшипник таксономии Блума: поможет

спланировать цели по развитию навыков высокого

мышления. Постарайтесь сфокусироваться хотя бы

на одной учебной цели из каждого уровня. И только

после этого имеет смысл переходить к выбору

технологий. Технологический подшипник: Как выбранные

вами инструменты и средства будут способствовать

достижению целей? Представленный список не

является руководством, вы можете найти другие

приложения, наиболее отвечающие вашим

задачам. Подшипник П4 (SAMR): Как вы собираетесь

использовать выбранные технологии?

Автор выражает благодарность Tobias Rodemerk

педагогу, работнику Министерства образования,

Баден-Вюртемберг, Германия, подсказавшему идею

подшипников.

Аллан Каррингтон

Attributes

Blooms

SAMR Motivation

Edtech

ПАДагогическое колесо

на языках мира:

Ось колеса - иммерсивное

обучение, педагогический

дизайн нового поколения

Симуляция – наиболее эффективный метод

как развития навыков и способностей ученика,

так и повышения мотивации. При планировании и

разработке увлекательных практических занятий и

проектов будут полезны ресурсы иммерсивного обучения.

bit.ly/pwsimulations

в 2016 г. планируется перевести

колесо на 21 язык. Варианты колеса

на разных языках bit.ly/languageproject

Осваиваем "сети и облака": bit.ly/pwblogRUS

Впервые колесо таксономии Блума без приложений (разработка Шарон

Артли) появилось на сайте Пола Хопкинса . Оно было модификацией

модели Кратвола и Андерсона (2001), основанной на оригинальной

таксономии Блума (1956). Автор настоящего колеса выражает признательность

Кэти Шрок: ее творческий подход к осмыслению таксономии и сайт Bloomin’ Apps

послужили толчком для разработки версий колеса V2.0 и V3.0, раскрывающих

возможности применения мобильных устройств в обучении, в частности iPad.

Автор также выражает благодарность команде ADEs, создавшей вебсайт APPi4c :

App Lists for Educa4on, вдохновивший его на усовершенствование колеса V4.0.

ПАДагогическое Колесо Аллана Каррингтона доступно по лицензии

Creative Commons Attribution-nonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

License. Основано на материалах http://bit.ly/pwbetterway.

Падагогическое колесо

Перевод на русский язык: Аданичкина Наталья,

RAH, Аделаида и Ольга Евстифеева заместитель

директора, ЦТРиГОШ, Олекминск, Россия. Вы также

можете связаться с Ольгой на Twitter @autumnviolin и

узнать больше о колесе на русском языке:

ENG Version Allan

SPA Version Aroldo

GER Version Tobias

CHI Version Johnnie

NOR Version Ellen

ARA Version Claudine

FRE Version Jérémie

RUS Version Olga @allanadl

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Action Research Project

• 4 Teachers

• Teaching Science

• 116 students

• 11-12 years old

• Padagogy Wheel the driver for personalised learning

• Used iTunesU for digital activities aka ePortfolios

• 8 out of 10 said they preferred this method and learnt more than the conventional method

St Kevin’s Catholic Primary School Eastwood NSW: May 2014

The greatest sign of success for a teacher .. is to be able to say, ‘The children are now working as if I did not exist’

Maria Montessori b1870 - d1952http://bit.ly/pwar01Bit.ly for Twitter EDchat

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Download Padagogy Wheel Posters

PDF with links to Apps are available for download at these blog posts:

• ENG Version: bit.ly/pwenglish

• SPA Version: bit.ly/pwspanish

• GER Version: bit.ly/pwgerman

• CHI Version: bit.ly/pwchinese

• NOR Version: bit.ly/pwnorwegian

• ARA Version: bit.ly/pwarabic

• FRA Version: bit.ly/pwfrench

• RUS Version: bit.ly/pwrussian

English

Spanish

German

Chinese

Norwegian

Arabic

French

Russian

Запоминание: Приложения, используемые для уровня запоминания

способствуют развитию умений определять термины и факты, находить и

запоминать информацию. Многие образовательные приложения сфокусированы

на уровне запоминания. В них пользователю предлагается выбрать ответ из

нескольких предложенных вариантов, подобрать пару, восстановить

последовательность или ввести ответ.Применение: Приложения, подходящие для уровня

применения, дают учащимся возможность

продемонстрировать свои навыки в выполнении

изученных методов и процедур.Они также

сфокусированы на умении применять изученное в

незнакомых условиях.

Анализ: Приложения, которые могут быть

использованы на уровне анализа, должны

способствовать развитию умений отличать

существенное от несущественного, выделять

части, определять взаимосвязи и структуру

содержания.Оценка: Приложения, подбираемые для

уровня оценки, должны развивать умения

пользователя оценить изучаемую

информацию или методы, основываясь на

критериях, установленных самостоятельно

или взятых из внешних источников. Эти

приложения должны помочь учащимся

оценить надежность, точность, качество,

эффективность содержания и принять

обоснованное решение.

Создание: Приложения, которые могут

быть использованы на уровне создания,

должны давать возможность генерировать

идеи, разрабатывать планы, создавать

продукты.

Разработано Алланом Каррингтоном, Designing Outcomes, Аделаида, Южная Австралия

Email: [email protected]

The Padagogy Wheel ENG

V4.0 Published 010315

Стоя на плечах гигантов

bit.ly/PWposterRUS

Понимание: На уровне понимания используются приложения

и сервисы, дающие учащимся возможности лучше понять

изучаемые идеи или концепции. Их цель не выбор «правильного»

ответа, а предоставление более открытого формата для

обобщения понятий и объяснения смысла.

Критерии отбора приложений для образования

Padagogy Wheel V4.1

Keynote

Mental Note

Notepad+

Blogpress

iAnnotate

iBooks Sonic Pics

Show Me

Voice Thread

Evernote

Notability

EducreationsiTunesU

Kodable

Prezi

neu+Notes

TwitterPolaris Office

Smart Office 2

PowerPoint

Google

Google Docs

Wikipanion

Puffin Browser

ExelWord

Quick Sketch

Flashcard MachineFlashcards Deluxe

Quiz Your Lizard

Awesome Note

I Wish

FlipBoard

WolframAlpha

Maptini

Inspiration Maps

Pages

Multi Quiz

WunderList

StumbleUpon

Kidspiration

Ann’s Flashcards

iThoughtsHD

Popplet

Snap the Notion

Bitsboard Pro

Assignments

Corkulous

Course Notes

Data AnalysisEasy Chart

Ideament

iStudiez Pro

myHomework

Notes Plus

Outliner

PenultimatePolldaddy

Priority Matrix

Quick Graph

Simple Note

Use Your Handwriting

Big World

Dropbox

Numbers

Pearltrees

Simpleminds+

Blackboard

Clear SeaMoodle Mobile

Skype

Edmodo

Fring

WhatsApp

Facebook

FB Messenger

Google+

iTunes U

Touch

YouTube

Strip Designer

Filemaker Go 14

GroupBoard

iBrainstorm

Roambi Analytics

TED

Opera Mini

Jot

AudioBoom

Toontastic

Flipbook

Do Ink

iMovie Explain EverythingGarageband

Creative Book

Showbie

Halftone 2

ChatterPix

Photogene

Writer’s Studio

Pictello

Recordium Pro

Photo Reminders

Story Creator

Pic Collage

Pixelmator

PuppetPals 2

Doodlecast Pro

EasyStudio

BookCreator

WebAlbums

VideoShop

ShadowPuppet

iStopMotion

Conference Pad

Wordpress

Microsoft OneNote

iDesign

PaperHelper

2ScreensPresentation Timer Screen Chomp

Twitterrific

DrawingPad

Feeddler

Как использовать колесо наиболее эффективно

Колесо можно использовать как серию опор или

цельный механизм, сверяясь с ним на разных

этапах от планирования до воплощения.

Подшипник модели выпускника: Это ядро

планирования. Учитель постоянно должен

обращаться к таким качествам, как нравственность,

ответственность, гражданская позиция. Задавайте

себе вопрос, какие личностные приращения даст

ученику этот образовательный опыт, по каким

признакам будет понятно, что он достиг цели.

Спросите себя, как все, что вы делаете,

способствует развитию этих качеств и

способностей.

Подшипник мотивации: Спросите себя: «Как мое

обучение способствует развитию

самостоятельности, целеустремленности и

компетентности ученика?»

Подшипник таксономии Блума: поможет

спланировать цели по развитию навыков высокого

мышления. Постарайтесь сфокусироваться хотя бы

на одной учебной цели из каждого уровня. И только

после этого имеет смысл переходить к выбору

технологий. Технологический подшипник: Как выбранные

вами инструменты и средства будут способствовать

достижению целей? Представленный список не

является руководством, вы можете найти другие

приложения, наиболее отвечающие вашим

задачам. Подшипник П4 (SAMR): Как вы собираетесь

использовать выбранные технологии?

Автор выражает благодарность Tobias Rodemerk

педагогу, работнику Министерства образования,

Баден-Вюртемберг, Германия, подсказавшему идею

подшипников.

Аллан Каррингтон

Attributes

Blooms

SAMR Motivation

Edtech

ПАДагогическое колесо

на языках мира:

Ось колеса - иммерсивное

обучение, педагогический

дизайн нового поколения

Симуляция – наиболее эффективный метод

как развития навыков и способностей ученика,

так и повышения мотивации. При планировании и

разработке увлекательных практических занятий и

проектов будут полезны ресурсы иммерсивного обучения.

bit.ly/pwsimulations

в 2016 г. планируется перевести

колесо на 21 язык. Варианты колеса

на разных языках bit.ly/languageproject

Осваиваем "сети и облака": bit.ly/pwblogRUS

Впервые колесо таксономии Блума без приложений (разработка Шарон

Артли) появилось на сайте Пола Хопкинса . Оно было модификацией

модели Кратвола и Андерсона (2001), основанной на оригинальной

таксономии Блума (1956). Автор настоящего колеса выражает признательность

Кэти Шрок: ее творческий подход к осмыслению таксономии и сайт Bloomin’ Apps

послужили толчком для разработки версий колеса V2.0 и V3.0, раскрывающих

возможности применения мобильных устройств в обучении, в частности iPad.

Автор также выражает благодарность команде ADEs, создавшей вебсайт APPi4c :

App Lists for Educa4on, вдохновивший его на усовершенствование колеса V4.0.

ПАДагогическое Колесо Аллана Каррингтона доступно по лицензии

Creative Commons Attribution-nonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

License. Основано на материалах http://bit.ly/pwbetterway.

Падагогическое колесо

Перевод на русский язык: Аданичкина Наталья,

RAH, Аделаида и Ольга Евстифеева заместитель

директора, ЦТРиГОШ, Олекминск, Россия. Вы также

можете связаться с Ольгой на Twitter @autumnviolin и

узнать больше о колесе на русском языке:

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