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21st Century Learning Pervasive Learning: Pervasive Technology

Schools in the Digital WorldPervasive Learning: Pervasive Technology

Dr Chris [email protected]

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Margaret Mead

We must educate our children in what no one knew yesterday, and prepare our schools for what no one knows yet.

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What do we mean by IT?

FromiT

ToIt

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IT is both..

A cause of changeSocial, economic, political

A means of effecting changeNew processes, virtual organisations, integrated supply chains, work redesign..

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So which is it?

LearningTechnology

VLEsWikisBlogsPodcasts

LearningTechnology

A Vygotskian/Steiner/Montessori/choose a guru/ Learning platform

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Chris Yapp

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Sir Claus Moser

Education is unique in public expenditure in that it is both the cause and consequence of economic progress

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3 Roles for IT

AutomationInformationTransformation

AutomateInformateTransformate

Example: Multiple Choice Questions

Automation

Take paper-based forms and put them on a computerRandomise questions to reduce copying/cheatingComputer marks for teacher

Informate

Student

Question

Answer

A

Time

B

Time

C

Time

Total Correct

1

B

B

37

A

75

C

47

1

2

B

D

66

B

55

B

39

2

3

C

E

71

C

44

E

55

1

4

A

B

64

E

98

B

28

0

5

D

D

41

C

55

C

54

1

6

E

E

40

E

42

E

37

3

7

D

B

65

D

55

D

42

2

8

B

B

37

B

63

B

44

3

9

A

D

77

D

75

D

36

0

10

C

C

35

38

C

41

2

Total

5

533

5

600

5

423

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Personalised Feedback to students about performanceGroup feedback to teacher

Transformate

AllAssessments

Database

Student portfolio

MIT90s paradigm

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The Organisation

External environment

ManagementProcesses

Strategy

OrganisationDesign

IT

People andRoles

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MIT90s paradigm

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The Organisation

External environment

ManagementProcesses

Strategy

OrganisationDesign

IT

People andRoles

OrganisationalCulture

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5 Levels of Transformation

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Extent of benefits

Degree ofTransformation

Local exploitation

Scope Redefinition

Network Redesign

Process Redesign

Internal Integration

Evolutionary

Revolutionary

Internal

External

Source: MIT

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5 Levels of Transformation

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Extent of benefits

Degree ofTransformation

Local exploitation

Scope Redefinition

Network Redesign

Process Redesign

Internal Integration

Evolutionary

Revolutionary

Internal

External

Source: MIT

Automate

Informate

Transformate

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So the Real Impact of IT is...

Blurring boundaries...

Changing Scale

Changing Scope

Flexibility and Agility

Integration...

PersonalisationNew rolesNew Skills and competencies

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Remember

It takes a village to educate a child

What does this mean for schools?

IT cannot be justified on pedagogical gains aloneSchools and communitiesRethinking the Teaching ProfessionsRethinking CurriculumRethinking AssessmentRethinking Inspection

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The Vertically-integrated Organisation

Beyond the vertically-integrated organisation

Supply-chain integration, JIT, Re-engineeringOutsourcingPropertyCateringHR and FinanceSecurityITShared ServicesPartnerships

Joined-up Government

Shamrock Organisation

Customer

CoreOrganisation

Contracted Fringe

Part-timeHelp

Source: Charles Handy

Community Learning Networks

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Community

SchoolsAndColleges

Libraries

Culturalcentres

Leisure Centres

Home

Office

SchoolsAndCollegesAs the hubsOf ConnectedLearningCommunities

NETWORK

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Let me tell you a story....

First day at school...Parental learning contract

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Purposes of Education

Personal GrowthSocial CohesionEconomic Performance

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HP template

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A Virtuous Circle

Personal Growth

SocialCohesion

EconomicPerformance

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HP template

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Tofflers Third Wave

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Agriculture

Industry

Information

LAND

CAPITAL

KNOWLEDGE

Size ofEconomy

Time

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The Changing Pattern of Education

Traditional Phases

Education

Training

Work

Retirement

Lifelong Learning

Education

Training

Work

Retirement

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Our Choice as a Society

Ask what kind of society technology progress will createPolicy-technocrat approach

And/OrWhat kind of society do we want to create utilising technological progressThink Tank approach

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A hypothesis?

Learning always has been and always will be a personalised experienceIt is the organisation of education that has been impersonalThe impediment has been economic scaleabilityTechnology is making personalisation achievable at scale

The art and craft of the teacher has been to balance the needs of the learner and the system

IT and Globalisation

Minimum skill set for a living wage risingDemand for low-skilled workers fallingRate of change of skill needs increasingState budgets under pressure

Increased demands for creativity, innovation, design and personal/inter-personal skills

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The Inherent Tension

Transmitting the best from generation to generation

Vs

Preparing for the Future

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3/12/2012

HP template

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Values of the Information Society?

Competitiveness with social inclusionRisk: management over minimisationLifelong Learning for allSocial Innovation over Technological InnovationSmallish is beautifulParticipation over representationInterdependence over independenceValue-added with values

Vision and Values for the Systems of Learning

Filling the empty mind

And/or

Lighting a fire

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Learning on Demand

Personalised, mass-customisationUser-driven qualityTeamwork-oriented teaching and learningExams and Qualifications?Administration built-in not bolted-on to teaching and learning processes

Raymond Williams

Education for..UnderstandingAdapting to changeAuthorship of change

Schools beyond Level 2

Artist in non residenceCPD in staff room linked to HESAELNE-twinningE-homework/supportAutomated MCQsE-PortfoliosSMS reminders

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Understanding Processes

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Activity

Administration

(Over) Simple Example

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Prepare

Deliver

Test

Key lessons

All stakeholders have associated processesAll processes have administrative componentSchools primary purpose is Teaching and LearningBUT>>>Parents, Governors, Govt, LA, Community, Employers

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How efficient/effective are schools?

Time BudgetsPer pupil costs phone, printing, postage,management,

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So, my challenge..

How would teachers/schools describe the processes?Level 3 and 4 schools?Shamrock schoolsMaximising resources to prime purposesSchools as Action Learning HubsWhich metrics to focus on?Ruthless automation of adminFocus on time budgetBeyond school boundaries

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School Governance

Head of School

Head of Teaching and Learning

Head ofCommunity

Head of Assessment

Head ofResources

Head ofStaff Development

For Schools to be Learning Organisations

Teacher as lifelong learnerTeaching roles increasingly diverseLearning as a social experienceTeaching as a research-based professionTeaching and Learning team basedRich assessment systems for teachers and learnersPersonalised curriculum for teachers and learnersFocus on social inclusionGlobalisation/ localisation of learning

Thank You!

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