Reimagining Teacher Education with Social Learning and Public Spaces
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The document discusses reimagining teacher education through a course framework that incorporates learning as a social process, public learning spaces, distributed expertise, and access to best practices. It suggests using Web 2.0 tools to allow academics to reflect on and transform their research, teaching, and service by building online academic identities and connections with peers and students. The framework proposes private and public components, and asks how to improve the student experience and what parts make sense or don't make sense for all learners.
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Reimagining Teacher Education with Social Learning and Public Spaces
- 1. Alec Couros Re-imagining Teacher Education Educon 2.2 Jan. 2010 Dean Shareski
- 2. alec
- 3. dean
- 8. Assessment
- 10. Access to Best Practices http://www.flickr.com/photos/42942216@N06/4069499670/
- 12. "Web 2.0 tools exist that might allow academics to reflect on and reimagine what they do as scholars. Such tools might positively affect— even transform—research, teaching, and service responsibilities—only if scholars choose to build serious academic lives online, presenting semipublic selves and becoming more invested in and connected to the work of their peers and students. Article: http://edr.sagepub.com/cgi/content/full/38/4/246 Private vs. Public
- 13. What would you suggest to improve the experience for students? What parts of this framework make sense for all learners? What parts don’t?
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Now, I know there are a few of you in this room that I have connected with via Twitter or other technologies, but I suppose the question for many of you is, “who is this guy”. I want to thank the VP for the warm introduction, but would also like to offer a bit more of myself. I feel that this is important as identity is an important notion throughout this talk. Digital identity, and how the network defines us, is an important, emerging trend. I define myself as a family man, a life-long learner, a teacher, and a risk-taker. I’ve worked in all educational sectors in my province, K12, technical, university, and correctional. In occasionally podcast with the Edtech Posse with some friends and colleagues in Saskatchewan. And I’ve been an advocate for openness for quite a few years now.
- Alec: Texas and SK have roughly the same size. Population of TX is almost 25 million, SK 1 million
- First, we wanted to make sure that the assignments were meaningful to students. Students created a webfolio. They introduced themselves (to the web) via Youtube videos (when ready). They use social media to learn social media. In most cases, they would then take this directly into their practice.
- First, we wanted to make sure that the assignments were meaningful to students. Students created a webfolio. They introduced themselves (to the web) via Youtube videos (when ready). They use social media to learn social media. In most cases, they would then take this directly into their practice.
- First, we wanted to make sure that the assignments were meaningful to students. Students created a webfolio. They introduced themselves (to the web) via Youtube videos (when ready). They use social media to learn social media. In most cases, they would then take this directly into their practice.