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Medienzentrum, Zertifikatskurs E-Teaching.TUD Dresden Workshop „Modern Teaching and Learning Methods“ Presentation of examples for modern scenarios with digital media

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  • Medienzentrum, Zertifikatskurs E-Teaching.TUD

    Dresden

    Workshop Modern Teaching and Learning Methods

    Presentation of examples for modern scenarioswith digital media

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    Agenda

    Modern Teaching and Learning What is this? examples

    Implications foryour project

    Learning Outcomes

    ConstructiveAlignment examples

    Implications foryour project

    Social learningand support constructivism examples

    Implications foryour project

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    Modern teaching and learning (cultures)

    presentation practice

    learning content learning outcome

    instruction feedback

    knowledge transfer learning support

    one-way communication social learning

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    Actual research

    presentation practice

    Online Survey (2016/02-2016/04): 1121 professors of saxon universities

    98,4% Use digital texts, presentations,

    pictures

    76,9% Use video or audio

    37,4% Use technicalsimulation or

    simulation games

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    Why? Central distribution of materials and

    information Simple to update and administrate

    Where? lecture seminar tutorial

    Who?Sarah HolsteinKarlsruher Institut fr Technologiesubject: digital technics

    Distribution of materials and information

    http://elearning.studium.kit.edu/downloads/Praesentation_E-Learning_am_ITIV.pdf

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    Why? preparation and postprocessing, specialization

    Where? Lecture

    Who?Prof. Dr. Kai-Christoph Hamborg, Hochschule OsnabrckSubject: psychology

    Flexiblity in time with video lectures

    http://www.campuseducation.de/index.php?id=819

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    Why? repetition Acceleration and temporal expansion Special angles

    Where? lecture

    Who?TU ClausthalSubjects: chemistry

    Demonstration with digital media

    http://www.elearning.tu-clausthal.de/best-practice-beispiele/chemische-experimente/

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    Why? preparation and postprocessing, specialization

    Where? lecture seminar

    Who?Dr. Hartje KrieteGeorg-August-Universitt GttingenSubjets: mathematics and informatics

    individual learning with WBTs

    http://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/102717.html

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    Why? Knowledge transfer ist shifted to online-phase Active discussions and practices in in-class

    lectures

    Where? lecture seminar

    Who?Prof. Dr. Christian Spannagel, Pdagogische Hochschule HeidelbergSubject: mathematics

    Inverted Classroom

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y0CZ-C5srk

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    Implications for your project

    Which format do you want to realize (online, presence, blended learning)?

    What kind of contents and activities do youplan?

    What kind of materials do you (want to) have (other than texts)?

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    instruction feedback

    Actual research

    learning content learning outcome

    Online Survey (2016/02-2016/04): 1121 professors of saxon universities

    24,8% use electronic tests

    17,2% use audience

    response systems

    35,1% have studentsproduce digital

    artifacts

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    Learning Outcomes and ConstructiveAlignment

    Outcome: What is the learner supposed tobe able to after the learning process?

    ConstructiveAlignment

    IntendedLearning

    Outcomes

    Assessment Tasks

    Learning and

    Teaching Activities

    Biggs, J. (2003): Aligning Teaching and Assessment to Curriculum Objectives, (Imaginative Curriculum Project, LTSN Generic Centre)

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    Formulating Learning Outcomes

    introductionWith the completion

    of the course theparticipants can

    verb rememberunderstandapplyanalyzeevaluate create

    contentA concrete and

    verifiable content

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    Why? optimisation of correction times through

    automatic evaluation

    Where? Lecture

    Who?ETH ZrichSubject: different

    E-Examinations in Test-Centers

    http://www.let.ethz.ch/pruefungen/onlinepruefungen/praxis

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    Why? students can evaluate their proficiency level

    Where? lecture seminar

    Who?Prof. Dr. Cornelia BreitkopfTU DresdenSubject: thermodynamics

    self-assessments for the preparation of exams

    https://tu-dresden.de/die_tu_dresden/fakultaeten/fakultaet_maschinenwesen/itdtga/thermo/thermoE/projektergebnisse

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    Why? feedback for teachers of the comprehension of

    the learners activation and reflection for the learners

    Where? Lecture

    Who?Prof. Dr. Peter Riegler, Ostfalia Hochschule fr angewandte WissenschaftenSubject: informatics

    Live-Feedback in major events

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq9LV1Oj3gs

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    Why? formative assessment Students execute tests before the lecture identification of comprehension lacks and

    further explanation in the lecture

    Where? Lecture

    Who?Timo Lth (S. 15/16 des pdf-Dokumentes), Technische Universitt Hamburg-HarburgSubject: mechanics

    Just-in time-teaching

    http://www.teaching-learning.eu/fileadmin/documents/Publikationen/VorlesBAR.pdf

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    Why? Repetion and reflection of learning matters Principle of learning through teaching

    Where? lecture seminar

    Who?Prof. Dr. Annegret Weng,Hochschule fr Technik Stuttgartsubject: mathematics

    reflection through media production bylearners

    http://www.hft-stuttgart.de/Einrichtungen/Didaktikzentrum/E-Learning/best_practice/weng_videotutorial/de/

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    Implications for your project

    What are your learning outcomes?

    How do you verify them?

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    One-way communication social learning

    Actual research

    Knowledge transfer learning support

    Online Survey (2016/02-2016/04): 1121 professors of saxon universities

    25,2% use wikis

    13,7% use blogs

    25,1% use video

    conferencing

    37,3% use forums

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    Constructivism

    Complexe situation

    Learners: Individual previousknowledge andexperiences

    Individual perceptionof knowlegde andreality

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    Why? synchronous and interactive working from

    different locations

    Where? seminar

    Who?Dr. Jrg Neumann,TU Dresdensubject: educational science

    spatial flexibility through video conferences

    https://webconf.vc.dfn.de/p2ie1qg8yu0/?launcher=false&fcsContent=true&pbMode=normal

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    Why? More flexibility with simular possibilities

    compared to face-to-face situations

    Where? seminar learning support

    Who?Fabian Hoose,Ruhr-Universitt BochumSubject: sociology

    Online-consultation hours through videoconferences

    http://homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/fabian.hoose/Online-Sprechstunde.html

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    Why? inclusion of additional experiences like special

    or practical knowledge

    Where? lecture

    Who?Prof. Dr. Markus Voeth/ Prof. Dr. Dr. Klaus Backhaus,Universitt Hohenheim/ Universitt Mnstersubject: economics

    Expert talks through video conferences

    https://idw-online.de/de/news81470

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    Why? Supporting longer periods of self-studies and

    the production of texts with peer-feedback andvirtual support

    Where? seminar

    Who?Maggie Rouse, FU BerlinSubject: english philology

    Online-support in forums

    http://www.geisteswissenschaften.fu-berlin.de/studium/e-learning/medien/Rouse_Utopian-Literature.pdf?1361064356

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    Why? Preparation and postprocessing of a role-play in

    a in-class lecture Transparent information and argumentation Comprehension of complexe processes

    Where? seminar

    Who?Prof. Dr. Rebecca Pates (S. 50),Universitt LeipzigSubject: politics

    role-playing with twitter

    https://www.hds.uni-leipzig.de/fileadmin/media/HDS_Journal_1-2012_Tagungsedition.pdf

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    Implications for your project

    How can you activate your learners? practical assignments activities

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