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Emerging Platforms in Distance Education

Emerging Platforms in Distance Education. Juliann Garza Ana Vanessa Serrano. Shift Happens. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9JJ_Luhvr4. Technology Development. Devices are smaller and more powerful with increased functionality and portability 1989 the magical year of the world wide web

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Emerging Platforms in Distance Education

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  1. Emerging Platforms in Distance Education Juliann Garza Ana Vanessa Serrano

  2. Shift Happens http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9JJ_Luhvr4

  3. Technology Development Devices are smaller and more powerful with increased functionality and portability 1989 the magical year of the world wide web 1996 the Advent of Internet 2.0 Conversion to a Digital backpack

  4. Foundations of Educational Platforms • Learning Management System (LMS) • 1st & 2nd Generation • Future Evolutions: custom needs and interoperability • Learning Content Management System (LCMS) • Synchronous & Asynchronous: communication classifications • eLearning • eLearning 2.0 & Web 2.0

  5. Principal Functions of Distance Education Platforms 5 principal functions: • Flexibility • Communication • Information sharing • Information access • Co-Operation

  6. The 5 Categories of Web 2.0 Communicative Collaborative publishing Documentative Generative Interactive

  7. eLearning &Web 2.0 Social Networking Blog Wiki Podcast Twitter Geotagging

  8. What Today’s Students Want Do not want to be lectured to. They want to be respected, trusted and have their opinions valued and counted. They want to follow their interests and passions. They want to create, using tools of their time. They want to make decisions and share control They want to cooperate and compete with each other. They want an education that is not just relevant, but real. (Prensky, M. 2010)

  9. Partnering Pedagogy Enhance participatory, collaborative, multimodal, democratic, and distributive approaches

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