1 / 14

Using the iPad and Motorola Xoom in student/researcher support and teaching

Using the iPad and Motorola Xoom in student/researcher support and teaching. Sally Dalton Faculty Team Librarian The University of Leeds s.dalton@leeds.ac.uk. Overview of presentation. Why are we doing this? Can tablets help us enhance our learning & teaching practice?

alair
Download Presentation

Using the iPad and Motorola Xoom in student/researcher support and teaching

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Using the iPad and Motorola Xoom in student/researcher support and teaching Sally Dalton Faculty Team Librarian The University of Leeds s.dalton@leeds.ac.uk

  2. Overview of presentation • Why are we doing this? • Can tablets help us enhance our learning & teaching practice? • How could students & researchers use tablets to their full potential? • iPad vs Motorola Xoom

  3. Increase in amount of students using tablets at the University of Leeds

  4. In the US 25% of college students/college bound students now own a tablet (Pearson Foundation, 2012)

  5. Horizon Report 2012 Higher Education Edition • Tablet computing is one of the 6 technologies to watch for on the near horizon • Students expect to be able to learn on these devices whenever & wherever • Presents new opportunities to enhance learning experiences

  6. Can tablets help us to enhance our learning & teaching practice? • Increased our flexibility of where we offer support • Useful in demonstrating information resources • Made videos to place on VLE • Increased interaction with students • Connect iPad up to projectors

  7. Can we learn from others in higher education? • Tablets pre loaded with educational apps and multimedia content • Enhanced student feedback • Audio recordings of lectures/seminars • Used in clinical areas to access research on demand

  8. How could students & researchers that have tablets, use them to their full potential? Organising information Sharing information Smart books Literature searching

  9. Overall comparison of tablets http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcW4gkKHEes

  10. Conclusions • Innovate but also imitate • Is it our role to support students & researchers? • Increased confidence in using technology • Would we buy another one if they were taken off us? • Future plans

  11. Any questions?

  12. References (1/3) • Bansavich, J.C. 2011. IPad study at University of San Francisco [Online]. [Accessed 29th June 2012]. Available from: ipad.wiki.usfca.edu • Community Peperdine University. 2012. iPad Research Study [Online].[Accessed 29th June 2012]. Available from: community.pepperdine.edu/it/tools/ipad/research/default.htm • Eichenlaub, N., L. Gabel, & D. Jakubek. 2011. Project iPad: Investigating tablet integration in learning and libraries at Ryerson University. Computers in Libraries [Online]. 31(7),[Accessed 29th June 2012], pp. 17-22. Available from: www.infotoday.com/cilmag/sep11/eichenlaub_gabel_jakubek_mccarthy_wang.shtml • Euromonitor. 2012. The future of tablets: Segmentation, Forecasts & Implications for related products [Online]. Euromonitor International: London. [Accessed 29th June 2012]. Available from: www.euromonitor.com

  13. References (2/3) • Forsans, N. 2012. IPads and Android tablets on the MSc International Business at Leeds University Business School [Online]. [Accessed 29th June 2012]. Available from: ipadsontrial.wordpress.com • Kantar World Panal. 2011. Tablet sales rocket from their launch pad [Online]. [Accessed 1st June 2012]. Available from: www.kantarworldpanal.com/#/news/news-list/kantar-worldpanal-comtech:-tablet-sales-rocket-from%20-their-launch-pad • Morris, N. 2010. Podcasts and mobile assessment enhance student learning experience and academic performance. Bioscience Education [Online]. 16 (1), [Accessed 29th June 2012]. Available from: www.bioscience.heacademy.ac.uk/journal/vol16/been-16-1.aspx • Morris, N.P., L. Ramsay, and V. Chauhan. 2012. Can a tablet device alter undergraduate science students' study behaviour and use of technology. Advances in Physiology Education [Online]. 36 (2), [Accessed 29th June 2012], pp.97-107. Available from: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22665424

  14. References (3/3) • Owens, T. & N. Almond. 2012. Pushing the tablets: A community of users speak. ALDinHE Conference, Learning Development in a digital age: emerging literacies and learning spaces. 2/4 April 2012, The University of Leeds. • Pearson Foundation. 2012. Pearson Foundation Survey on Students and Tablets 2012 [Online]. The Pearson Foundation: USA. [Accessed 29th June 2012]. Available from: www.pearsonfoundation.org/downloads/PF_tablet_survey_summary_2012.pdf • The New Media Consortium. 2012. The NMC Horizon Report: 2012 Higher Education Edition [Online]. Texas: New Media Consortium. [29th June 2012]. Available from: www.nmc.org/publications/horizon-report-2012-higher-ed-edition

More Related