25221 New Media and Learning Seminar
target group: 2nd year students Content descriptionThe Internet, mobile services and digital television are offering new and interesting possibilities for learning, education and training. The seminar will explore the area of new learning environments and learning materials thought students written and/or application-like works. Students' work may vary from theoretical study paper to production of digital learning material, learning simulation, educational software etc. Student's work may relate to such areas as Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL), Problem based learning (PBL) with computers, technology-rich environments for learning, visualizing structured learning process, use of Self-Organizing Map's (SOM) in learning etc. The seminar work can be done in pairs or in small groups. The seminar takes place weekly. In a few first sessions several visiting experts are giving lectures and presentations related to the field. After this student's start their own working leading to seminar paper or work which will be presented in seminar meeting. In each seminar meeting we will discuss on one paper. A paper of the presentation must be delivered to all participants one week beforehand. Each work is commented by named opponent and discussed within the group. The seminar is suitable for instance students planning to do MA thesis on topic related to learning, education and training. Course language: Finnish, English Suggested ReadingsPhillips, D.C. & Soltis, J.F. (1998): Perspectives on Learning. Teacher College Press, Columbia University 1998. [in my shelf] Hakkarainen K., Lonka K. & Lipponen L. (1999): Tutkiva oppiminen. Älykkään tominnan rajat ja niiden ylittäminen. WSOY 1999. [In the Media Lab library or in my shelf] Tynjälä, P. (1999): Oppiminen tiedon rakentamisena. Konstruktivistisen oppimiskäsityksen perusteita. [In my shelf] Kirjayhtymä, 1999. Rinne, R.; Kivirauma, J. & Lehtinen, E. (2000). Johdatus kasvatustieteisiin. WSOY 2000. Berieter, C. & Scardamalia, M.: Surpassing Ourselves : An Inquiry into the Nature and Implications of Expertise. [In the Media Lab library or in my shelf] Papert, S.: The Children's Machine: Rethinking School in the Age of the Computer. [In the Media Lab library or in my shelf] LinksHistory of education & childhood useit.com: Jakob Nielsen's Website Johdatusta Paulo Freiren pedagogiikkaan Verkko-oppimisen ja tiedonrakentelun tutkimuskeskus (lot of good articles in English too) Innovative Technology for Collaborative Learning and Knowledge Building 22.1. Session: Introduction and orientationThemes:Intro, objectives, schedule, criterias of the seminar work.
introduction to medialab's research, development and design work in the field of learning: Readings:
Past Paradigms of Studying Educational Technology
Schools as Knowledge Building Organizations
29.1. Session: Design and CSCLThemes:Design, computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL) and new media.
Visitor:Giedre Kligyte: 'I Think I Know What is Good for You'. User Interface Design for a CSCL system Readings:
Contributions to a Theoretical Framework for CSCL
Study of functionality and interfaces of existing CSCL/CSCW systems (document in PDF)
5.2. Session: Web accessibilityAccessibility, usability and learning.
Web Accessibility Workshops Readings
Ajankohtaista W3C:stä
12.2. Session- Session canceled -
19.2. Session: ICT and student-exppertiseThemes:Development of student-expertise with ICT, research case.
Visitor:
Liisa Ilomäki:
Intensive use of information and communication technology (ICT)
in lower secondary school: development of student-expertise Readings:Liisa Ilomäki's paper
26.2. Session: Digital and virtual learning environmentsFrom WebCT to Fle3, start of Fle3 knowledge building working. Visitor:Kari Lehtonen: DLEs and VLEs in Helsinki Polytechnics Kari Lehtonen's homepage 5.3. Session: E-learning and business
Visitor:Mia Mantere, Hewlett-Packard, Finland
5.3 - 26.3 Fle3 Knowledge Building working
26.3. Session: One page theme papersEverybody brings one page paper of the theme on which they are writing their seminar paper.
26.3. - 16.4. Writing seminar papers
16.4. Session: Paper 1
30.4. Session: Paper 2
7.5. Session: Paper 3
14.5. Session: Paper 4
|