"What if I could be in 2,000 breakout group discussions simultaneously, nudging students along a more productive path? asks David Shrier ..."
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"Universities are complex systems, with many factors contributing to effective learning. Yet, for centuries, lecture halls have been the standard design for learning spaces. There is a professor that lectures in front of the classroom, which usually has fixed furniture ..." 
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"Change in the digital age affects every sector, from banking and retail to healthcare, hospitality and non-profit. Higher education is no different ..."
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"What happens when you combine education and technology? That’s right, Edtech. Educational technology is a new surging industry. It’s tossing out the old, traditional ways of lecturing and bringing in new, innovative teaching and learning methods ..."
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"You and your students have the same objectives. Let them help you achieve them ..."
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"In a culture of accountability, some professors call on technology to collect information about student participation in the classroom ..."
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"Do you feel guilty when you lecture? Perhaps you’re afraid that you’re shortchanging students. That, instead, you should be flipping your classroom and getting “active” through group exercises ..."
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"Digital distraction is a major source of frustration for professors. They're split, however, on whether to do anything about it. Some believe the onus is on students to change their habits, while others see an overreliance on lecturing as at least part of the problem ..."
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"An analysis of more than 2,000 college classes in science, technology, engineering and math has found that 55 percent of STEM classroom interactions consisted mostly of conventional lecturing, a style that prior research has identified as among the least effective at teaching and engaging students ..."
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"Yet another study has found that lecturing is not the best way to teach most students. Here’s an excerpt from a summary of the study, titled Lecturing likely not effective for developing problem …"
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"According to this Lifehack article this is what they do (which helps explain why lecture is never enough!):
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"One reason for lecturers not responding to their everyday experience is, I believe, their ignorance of alternatives. If you can't imagine what else you might do than lecture, then it hardly matters what your everyday experience is telling you. Lecturing is taken for granted..." Via Nik Peachey
Leona Ungerer's insight:
Wonder what more recent literature would suggest (on lecturing as a teaching tool).
Heidi Hutchison's curator insight,
July 27, 2014 7:42 AM
All educators should read this! Great in thinking about presenting any info.Makes me think of all school faculty meetings and how we could do it differently! 
Ruby Rennie Panter's curator insight,
August 1, 2014 5:20 AM
Not about mobile learning, but even when we start to design an online course we tend to think in terms of lecture-type input first, even though the input may be some kind of online reading material, or (quite commonly) a video of a lecture. The ideas here are pertinent, therefore, in the preparation for syllabus design both for face to face and online. |
