Kieran Nolan presented on his work with Burnstation and Booki, two projects focused on augmenting teaching and learning through digital media. Burnstation was a website launched in 2009 at the Dundalk Institute of Technology to enable students to collaborate beyond classroom walls. Booki, launched in 2010, allowed for 'emotive design' and peer learning through an online platform for collaborative book publishing. Going forward, Nolan aims to further apply experiential and collaborative learning models to both physical and online educational spaces.

1. Hello ECREA
Barcelona!
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Kieran Nolan
Section of Creative Media, Dundalk Institute of Technology
Kierannolan.com - kieran.nolan@dkit.ie

2. 1 . What this is all about
2 . Burnstation
3 . Booki
4 . Reflections & Future Plans
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3. “All your mediums are belong to
us. Augmenting teaching and
learning through the reuse and
re-appropriation of open and
'closed' source digital media”
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4. Dundalk Institute
of Technology

6. Burnstation.net
Platoniq.org

7. Burnstation.net
Platoniq.org

8. 2009
Burnstation DKIT

9. 2009
Burnstation DKIT

10. www.booki.cc
blog.booki.cc

12. 2010
Booki 'Emotive Design'

13. Reflections...
. Action Research. Liminality . Timing
. Using technology but people focussed
. Collaborating beyond the walls of the college
. Student groups communicating with OS devs
. Enabling peer learning and peer review
. Experiential Learning
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14. Future Plans...
& .Future Plans informal collaborative
Further research
learning initiatives, from both
physical and online spaces.
. Harness that 'ingredient X' and and apply
it to formal group based teaching, learning
and assessment at higher level.
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15. Gracias!
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@kierannolan
kierannolan.com
kieran.nolan@dkit.ie