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Workshop 10 29-09-2017 “UMI-Sci Ed : Ι ntroduction on Communities of Practice Α ctions”

UMI- Sci -Ed Exploiting Ubiquitous Computing, Mobile Computing and the Internet of Things to promote Science Education e- Twinning : Learning to Think in A Digital Society. Workshop 10 29-09-2017 “UMI-Sci Ed : Ι ntroduction on Communities of Practice Α ctions”

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Workshop 10 29-09-2017 “UMI-Sci Ed : Ι ntroduction on Communities of Practice Α ctions”

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  1. UMI-Sci-Ed Exploiting Ubiquitous Computing, Mobile Computing and the Internet of Things to promote Science Educatione- Twinning:Learning to Think in A Digital Society Workshop 10 29-09-2017 “UMI-Sci Ed: Ιntroduction on Communities of Practice Αctions” Senior Researcher, Research Associate of Research Unit 3, Computer Technology Institute & Press "Diophantus“, in Communities of Practice : Dr Olga Fragou ( fragou@cti.gr)

  2. Knowledge Management and Open and Distance Learning (ODL) PROBLEMS IN WORK PRODUCTS PEOPLE ORGANISATION TECHNOLOGY PROCESSES RELATIONSHIPS It is connected with the provision of organization, design, motivation, supervision in an organization’s systems, processes, and staff Documents Artifacts Repositories of good practice Knowledge (individual level) Knowledge (collaborative level) Μethodologies System characteristics

  3. What shapes a Community of Practice (CoP) • practice/work • open • competence • constant • work triggered • individual working identity • sustainable “ an environment on which the members have already set their rules, their models of ethics, the accepted behavior and thus shape a relationship of trust , sharing and respect” ( Wenger, 2002)

  4. Characteristics of Community of Practice • concepts • actions • tools • artifacts • communication • narratives

  5. Goals of UMI-Sci-Ed CoPs UMI-Sci-Ed Communities of Practice (CoPs): • are formed dynamically around UMI projects implemented at schools, including representatives of all necessary stakeholders. • focus on developing a fully integrated training environment for 14-16 years old students based on a selection of methodological processes and UMI applications. • Involve an open repository of educational material, training activities, a platform to support CoPs through socialization, educational material, entrepreneurship training, showcases, self-evaluation, mentoring, and conceptualisation of content and information management.

  6. Methodology of building UMI-Sci-Ed CoPs

  7. UMI-Sci-Ed CoPs preliminary activities Y1 Definition of research sample - Selection of participating schools, definition of involvement protocol (e.g. application form, ethics procedure), specification of numbers of participating students and teachers. Composition of schedule - Specification of a work plan for the design, execution and evaluation of pilot studies with activities assigned to stakeholders taking into account local constraints (e.g. acceptable duration of a pilot study in every country) Specification of infrastructure for developing the UMI-Sci-Ed scenarios - Design and authoring of training materials having in mind the students’ idiosyncrasies (e.g. technological and educational profile), composition of technologies employed in the pilot studies over Arduino and communities of practice.

  8. UMI-Sci-Ed Initial Educational Material

  9. UMI-Sci-Ed ES : Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes • KNOWLEDGE • The structure of computer based sensoring system • The practice of scientific research • Fundamental features of IoT (sensing, connectivity etc) • Simple enabling technologies • ATTITUDES • Hidden energy consumption & relation to climate change • Bring together scientific consumption & data acquisition • Easiness in programming IoT applications to produce automated machines • Design thinking • Creative thinking • Social challenges awareness • Educational engagement • Entrepreneurship • Usability • Collaboration • Communication of concepts • Critical analysis and reflections • SKILLS • Programming skills • Data collection skills • Data analysis skills • Hardware skills • Project management skills • Scientific thinking skills • IoT programming &web publishing • 21st century skills • Building UMI prototypes • Design methods & flexible thinking • Understanding STEM competencies to design • solutions • Research & understanding a societal problem • Leadership skills • Creative problem solving

  10. Media UDOO Neo is a Raspberry Pi and Arduino compatible, credit-card sized board for Internet of Things (IoT) projects. It provides built in Wi-Fi, BlueTooth 4.0 functionality and bares a number of embedded sensors. It supports, Android, GNU/Linux and Arduino™. (http://www.udoo.org/, https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/udoo/udoo-neo-raspberry-pi-arduino-wi-fi-bt-40-sensors/?src=i1 STEM Education Educational Scenarios

  11. UMI-Sci-Ed:small scale pilot research Small scale pilot research (1st pilot phase - year 2): Developing UMI-Sci-Ed scenarios using technological material and scenarios. Small scale pilot research, so as a) to enable improvement of technology and tools b) to initiate appropriate training to people involved. The involved actions include: ● Focus on knowledge, skills, attitudes ● Prepare appropriate technological material ● Establish infrastructure for communication and collaboration on CoPs ● Conduct small scale pilot research (1 school) ● Amendments and improvement of tools and technology ● Training process

  12. CTI Special Interest Group Stakeholders

  13. Typical examples of CoPs Activities

  14. The UMI-Sci-Ed CoPs Platform

  15. UMI-Sci-Ed Platform architecture Social Networks • Educational tools • Support of educational functionalities: • Peer learning • Mentoring • Leadership training • Self-evaluation tests regarding the prospects of a UMI career Collaboration Tools Social Login Sharing module Web portal CMS Installation UMI-Sci-Ed Middleware Hardware UDOO EDU kits Educational Tools Content Repository

  16. The UMI-Sci-Ed Platform tools Blog Wiki Forum Groups Scenarios Partners’ file sharing- File Depot

  17. UMI-Sci-Ed Platform url :https://umi-sci-ed.cti.gr/umiscied/ UN:teacher PSWD: teacher2017

  18. Thank you! • Dr Olga Fragou, fragou@cti.gr • Senior Researcher, Research Associate of Research Unit 3, Computer Technology Institute & Press "Diophantus". • Scientific Associate in Communities of Practice • More info about the project at: http://umi-sci-ed.eu/ • More info about DAISSy research group at: • http://daisy.cti.gr • http://daissy.eap.gr • info@daissy.eap.gr

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