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West Coast Tertiary Teaching conference Selena Chan November 2008. Using technology to teach baking : mlearning , eportfolios and web 2.0.
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West Coast Tertiary Teaching conference Selena Chan November 2008 Using technology to teach baking : mlearning, eportfolios and web 2.0
Cognitive apprenticeship & Becoming a Baker Baking Tech online Baking Tech mobile Workplace based assessments & ePortfolios The journey – so far
“ an instructional model that seeks to emulate the opportunities for extended practice on authentic tasks that apprentices have while working under a master craftsman”. (Wilson, Jonassen and Cole, 1993) Cognitive Apprenticeships
modelling, coaching, scaffolding, articulation, reflection and exploration Steps in cognitive apprenticeship
10 DKO unit standards Content fully online Formative assessments – self marked & tutor marked Completion rates - high Baking Tech Online
Content via hard copy Formative assessments via eTXT Msupport – both voice & text Baking Tech mobile
Mobile phones “Smart” phones PDAs Laptops with WiFi Tablet PCs UMPCs / netbooks Game consoles Ipods / mp3 players Memory sticks Hardware for mlearning
Web 2.0 (the read / write web) Social networking Multimedia sharing Web 2.0 & ‘cloud computing’
ePortfolios ePortfolios
Mobile phones to gather workplace skill acquisition Archived via Web 2.0 sites Linked using Moodle ePortfolios using Web 2.0 sites Workplace assessments & ePortfolios
Selena chans@cpit.ac.nz “Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” JOHN F. KENNEDY Thank You Blogging @ http://mportfolios.blogspot.com/