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5th May 2010 DEPARTMENT FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY-ASSISTED LIFELONG LEARNING Higher Education in a Post- Digital Era. DMU Technology-Enhanced Learning Symposium David White Technology-Assisted Lifelong Learning (TALL) Department for Continuing Education University of Oxford www.tall.ox.ac.uk tallblog.conted.ox.ac.uk/index.php/author/whited Twitter.com/daveowhite

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5th May 2010

DEPARTMENT FOR CONTINUING EDUCATIONTECHNOLOGY-ASSISTED LIFELONG LEARNING

Higher Education in a Post-Digital Era. DMU Technology-Enhanced Learning Symposium

David WhiteTechnology-Assisted Lifelong Learning (TALL)Department for Continuing EducationUniversity of Oxfordwww.tall.ox.ac.uktallblog.conted.ox.ac.uk/index.php/author/whitedTwitter.com/daveowhite

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HEFCE Study of Online Distance Learning

http://bit.ly/dAGiH2

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nasa1fan_MSFC

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“...man as a creature who can make delusional systems work—who imposes his fantasies, his non-iconic constructs (and constructions) , upon the environment. The altered environment shapes his perceptions, and these are again forced back on the environment, are incorporated into the environment, and press for further adaptation.”

Ralph L. Holloway Jr. 1969 "Culture: A Human domain" in Current Anthropology 10(4): 395.

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Tom_Raferty

2010

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1982

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InformationIsBeautiful.net

The Hierarchy of Digital Distractions

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4 (a) Edit Line 9 to change the name of the cottage to Willow Cottage.

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AQA GCSE in ICT 2009

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‘A Series of 6 Very Simple Diagrams’

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Disrupting the status quo

Disappearing into use

1. Role

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Want Need

Disappear Disrupt2. Desire

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GroupWork

Want Need

PassAssessment

3. Pedagogy

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GroupWork

Pass Assessment

VLE

Email

Content

Blogging

Social media

Contact

4. Technology

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Visitors Residents

http://bit.ly/pi2qv5. Motivation

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Visitors Residents

http://bit.ly/pi2qv

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6. Bickering

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Quality vs

Innovation?

covilha exfordy

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•Availability bias (Tversky & Kahneman, 1974)

•Expectation bias (Rosenthal, 1966)

•The ambiguity effect (Frisch & Baron, 1988)

•Groupthink biases (Janis, 1972)

Noah Raford http://news.noahraford.com/?p=175

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“Organisation culture is the emergent result of the continuing negotiations about values, meanings and proprieties between the members of that organisation and with its environment.”

Richard Seel: http://bit.ly/b9lAdC

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‘Disappearing into use’

Vs

‘Disrupt the status quo’

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“I’m just having a synchronous-digital-virtual-voice chat”

massdistruction

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“Temporally-authentic microscopic instantiations of public mood state.”

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“Temporally-authentic microscopic instantiations of public mood state.”

http://bit.ly/464LRd

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Post-Digital

(Looking passed the novelty literacies)

The Cheals

http://bit.ly/5MH79O

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“…It is also clear that technology platforms are not a

barrier to success. The OLTF does not intend to

dedicate significant attention to this area. We intend

to pay more attention to business models to ensure

sustainability and cost effectiveness, and to

pedagogical good practice to support academic

quality.” http://bit.ly/dAGiH2

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http://bit.ly/5MH79O

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774mm

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WorldEconomcForum

Paul Clarke

Liberal Democrats

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David White

Technology-Assisted Lifelong Learning (TALL)

http://www.tall.ox.ac.uk

http://tallblog.conted.ox.ac.uk/index.php/author/whited

Twitter.com/daveowhite

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