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2018-1-EE01-KA203-047126 Making Technology Meaningful Through Digital Pedagogy (2018-2021) Closing conference 30 th of August 2021 digitalpedagogy.school

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Making Technology Meaningful Through Digital Pedagogy(2018-2021)

Closing conference30th of August 2021

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Program

Session 1 Digital pedagogy: why, what, and how?• general overview of the project and its outcomes

• suggestions from the experience

Session 2 Teachers’ presentations and their reflections on digital pedagogy

Session 3 Roundtable discussion “Future perspectives on digital pedagogy”

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Project Partners

University of Tartu KGS HemmingenHrafnagilsskoli Hansakallion koulu

Leila HalpinMario Mäeots Hans Snorrason Philipp Loss

Session 1

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Shared (digital)challenges

… too much emphasis on the use of technologyin the classroom while overlooking the focus on learning goals …

Session 1

… the gapbetween teachers and students…

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SolutionDigital pedagogy …

„meaningful use of technology for creating pedagogical conditions for teaching and learning“

Session 1

Key point …

"teachers create their own digital pedagogy through their professionalism, teaching skills, and willingness"

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Approach… co-design … implementation … reflection

Session 1

Pilot teachers

Dagmar Þóra Sævarsdóttir, Lísbet Patrisía Gísladóttir, TyttiLankinen, Hanna Särkkä, Sascha Abraham, Pasi Kallio, WiebkeDrath, Jana Hermanussen, Elva Díana Davíðsdóttir, Sari Hepola,Óðinn Ásgeirsson, Kaire Kollom-Vahtra, Kelly Kaukes, JónínaMargrét Guðbjartsdóttir, Sigrún Rósa Kjartansdóttir, Heta Yki-Kohtamäki, Jari Koukkumäki

Lesson plans Target group 10-12 years

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Timeline and activities

1st year

choosing suitable tools

creating lesson plans

2nd year

implementing lesson plans(piloting)

collecting data (case studies)

3rd year

implementing lesson plans(piloting)

collecting data (case studies)

analysis (case studies)

Workshop “May the Digital Pedagogy be with you”

Workshop “co-design with teachers “

Instruments (structure of the lesson plan, example lesson plan, tools, and lesson plans database meta) for teachers

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Reflection workshop

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Outcome #1

Session 1

87 lesson plans

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Outcome #2

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Lesson topic

Main subject (related subjects) Duration (in minutes)Age groupLearning objectives

Implemented digital tools

Supported digital competence for students(elaboration of the competences)

LESSON METADATA

Implementation

Conclusion

Preparation

Introduction steps and activities in the beginning of the lesson

steps and activities of the lesson

steps and activities at the end of the lesson

LESSON DETAILSpreparation needed to teach the lesson

What would you do differently?

REFLECTION

What was positive about the lesson?

What were drawbacks of the lesson?

What would you do differently?

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Outcome #2

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PROS CONS

REVISION

pedagogical

organizational

technical

motivational

skills

collaboration

Teacher: The students choose a workout that fits to their endurance competence and they were motivated to continue training independently.

Teacher: Some students needed more help then I did predict so maybe it would have been better to take a longer time in the Introduction. Maybe the instructions has to be a little clearer, that is: first you do this, then this, then this....

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Session 1

Digital pedagogy …

„meaningful use of technology for creating pedagogical conditions for teaching and learning“

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Teachers’ presentations and their reflections on digital pedagogy

Session 2

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Session 3

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Roundtable discussion “Future perspectives on digital pedagogy”

What are the challenges?- for teachers- for students- for school