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EDUCATION 3.0
Flipping the learning From consumers to producers
of knowledge
Didaktik 3.0 SymposiumHeilbronn Hochschule
Dec 3‐4 2013
Claude LordAmerican school of Paris
Presentation Outline
1.What is Education 3.0?
2.The challenges
3.Impact on teachers & learners
4.Tools to connect
5.Classroom applications
6.Questions & Answers
Source: http://www.slideshare.net/moravec/toward‐society‐30‐a‐new‐paradigm‐for‐21st‐century‐e
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From Education 1.0 to Education 3.0
Source: http://www.slideshare.net/moravec/toward‐society‐30‐a‐new‐paradigm‐for‐21st‐century‐e
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From Education 1.0 to Education 3.0
Source: http://www.slideshare.net/moravec/toward‐society‐30‐a‐new‐paradigm‐for‐21st‐century‐e
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From Education 1.0 to Education 3.0
TTWWADI
http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2005/03/incremental_vs_.html
That’s The Way We Always Did It
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Information literacy integrated across the curriculum
Source: http://usergeneratededucation.wordpress.com/2012/12/09/information-abundance-implication-for-education/
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Teachers’shift of control
“Connectors first, content experts, second.”
Teacher as ConnectorTeacher as CollectorTeacher as CuratorTeacher as Co‐learnerTeacher as Co‐creatorTeacher as Communicator
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W. Richardson
Reverse Instruction What is Existentialism?
1/2 of the class research & write a blog post based on research on existentialism.The 1/2 of the class read the blog posts, leave thoughtful comments, take notes, and prepare for a fishbowl activity.
Source: Jeff Utech http://www.thethinkingstick.com/reverse-instruction-in-ib-sl-english/
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Redefining new, previously unconceivable tasks
Doing old things in old
waysDabbling with
technology because its
there
Doing old things in new ways
Doing new things in new ways
SAMR step by step
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• Google Maps• Flat classrooms• Twitter cyber lesson• QR codes• Google Apps fro education: Sites, Doc, Forms• Spider web discussion• Podcasting history• Power of feedback & effective critique• Blogging• Driving questions
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Google Maps Global Awareness
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=210430118771186470960.0004bd3413d4fc9d124aa&msa=0&ll=41.265808,-73.404808&spn=0.043096,0.078106
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1.I = Interruption
2.Icl= Inclus un(e) élève dans la discussion sans le/la mettre dans l’embarras
3.IG = Affirmation illogique
4.IGQ = Question illogique
5.M = Mets dans l’embarras
6.Me = Mis dans l’embarras par un(e) élèveO = Organise, Dirige la discussion
7.Q = Question pertinente
8.QC = Question pour clarifier
Adapted from Alexis Wiggins “SPIDER Web Discussion: The Best Class You Never Taught” http://alexiswiggins.pbworks.com/
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Blogging beyond the classroom
Source: http://langwitches.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/blogging-amplificaton-literacy.jpg
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Good driving questionscannot be answered by Google
What is the American Dream
and who has it?
Why has a woman never been
U.S. president?
Could the British have avoided
the Revolution?
What if Rose Parks had given
up her seat?
Are music downloads worth their
price?
What if the world ran out of oil
tomorrow?
How do we persuade others?
How good is our town's water?
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Consumers to producersEntrepreneurial Qualities
Confidence
Passion
Global competency
Friends
Risk taking
Alertness to opportunity
Empathy
Creativity
Uniqueness
Source: http://phoenix-designs.com/bias-creativity/
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