4. Tools according to teaching methods
Type of activities Tools
Instruction
Activities where the teacher
transfers his/her expertise to
the students, who are mainly
listening.
- Lecture
- Demonstration
- Audio/video-recordings
- Screencasting
- Webcolleges
- Videocommunication
Interaction
Activitities where the teacher
interacts/communicates with
the students or where students
communicate with each other.
- Brainstorm
- Discussion
- Debate
- Role play
- Mindmapping
- Forum
- Weblog
- Edugames
- Virtual worlds
- Videocommunication
Collaboration
Activities intended to let
students reach certain learning
objectives together (learning
with and from each other).
- Making a project together,
researching together,
testing together
- Virtual classrooms (video
or webconferencing)
- Digital grouppages
- Social software: wiki, social
bookmarking, social
networking, etc.
- ePortfolio
6. Our framework today…
Tools to support and facilitate:
• Knowledge transfer / information
• Interaction
• Collaboration
• Reflection
• Feedback and assessment
Combination of tools: learning platforms
7. Knowledge transfer / information
ONLINE
• Digital information online
– Help center
• Weblectures
– Complete lectures
– “Power clips”
– Demonstration (Skills Lab)
• Educational video: AVLM session October 15th 2012
• Screencasts: AVLM session October 17th 2012
IN THE CLASSROOM
• Use of smartboards or WACOM tablets (in Dutch)
→ The teacher as expert, the learner consumes
8. Interaction
ONLINE
• Chat
• Email
• Discussion forums
• Web or video conference
– AVLM session October 24th 2012
• Social media
Integrated on learning platform?
IN THE CLASSROOM
• Automatic response systems
– AVLM Session November 19th 2012
→ student – teacher
student - student
9. Collaboration
→ Learning with and from each other while
working towards a joint end product
• Document sharing (google docs)
• Cloud computing (dropbox)
• Wiki
• KU Leuven example: Japanese-
Dutch Dictionary
16. • Finalizing group exercise
• Lunch break
• Presentation outcome group exercises
• Break
• Individual exercise
• Evaluation
Hinweis der Redaktion
Link with e-learning: learning environment can be partially (blended) or completely online.
No typology is all-inclusive and one tool cannot be limited to one certain “goal” or “teaching methods”. Tools are also constantly changing and evolving. But, for the sake of clarity we will use a “framework” for today…
Framework to provide some examples, impossible to show ALL possibilities