Week Thirteen 15 April – 16 April | TPACK
Monday/Tuesday
Noteworthy
- Assignment Due April 15 +16: Distributed Cognition Exploration
- 17 April – 22 April Easter Break — ED386/ED586 does NOT meet.
- On Tuesday, 23 April Monday class meets
Reading: Mishra, P. & Koehler, J. (2006). Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge: A Framework for Teacher Knowledge. Teachers College Record, 108(6), 1017-1054. (Please prepare pp. 1017-1031).
Discussion | The TPACK Exploration & Tele Design
Paired TPACK design (continuation)
Discussion | Tele Design
Discussion | Your Distributed Cognition Exploration
- Describe the lesson;
- Describe aspects of distributed cognition in the lesson;
- Analyze aspects of distributed cognition in the lesson; and
- How will you build this level of analysis of distributed cognition into your TPACK design?
Paired TPACK design (continuation)
Wednesday / Thursday
Noteworthy
- 17 April – 22 April Easter Break — ED386/ED586 does NOT meet.
- On Tuesday, 23 April Monday class meets
Resources and Review
| Pedagogical Content Knowledge & Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge
- C –> What is Curriculum?
- P –> What is Pedagogy? Pedagogical Knowledge (1026-27)
- PCK –> What is Pedagogical Content Knowledge (1027)
- TPACK –> What is Technological, Pedagogical Content Knowledge?(1029)
| Interaction Strategies (How relate to Instructional Activities and Pedagogic Strategies)?
Specific interaction strategies: (Because my students are using a specific technology in this specific way, I expect cognitive amplification in these areas: consider, for example, Bloom’s Taxonomy).
| Interaction Strategies — A Few Google Slides
- Potential interaction strategies in an online worksheet
- Potential interaction strategies in a graphic organizer: Compare & Contrast
- Analysis of the interaction strategy implicit in a Simulation: A Gallery Walk
- Analysis of a video lesson: Exploring Emigration: Maps & Migration : Using maps and technology to explore geography /Grades 6-8, Social Studies.
| The Learning Activity Types Website | Helpful for choosing the right technology to help represent content. (Resources about PCK for the Design of technologically enhanced learning experiences (TELEs))
| Designing with Distributed Cognition
- Distributed Cognition Assignment
- Distributed Cognition: EFFECTS OF, EFFECTS WITH & Common Educational Technologies Used in Schools
- Pedagogical Functions of Educational Technologies : Connecting | Translating | Off-Loading | Monitoring
- Interaction Strategies — A Few Google Slides
- The Learning Activity Types Website
Resource: (Mediating Artefact) “Out in the Field” | Technology Integration Observation Instrument
DC Cases to Analyze
- Blended Learning Energizes High School Math Students: Educator Peter McIntosh helps his students to take ownership of their learning by using interactive subject-mastery tools like Khan Academy. High (9-12)
- Differentiating Instruction Through Interactive Games: Using tech tools and games acquired through grants and his own resourcefulness, second-grade teacher Robert Pronovost tailors math instruction to match students’ individual learning styles. (multi-age)
- Exploring Emigration: Maps & Migration : Using maps and technology to explore geography /Grades 6-8, Social Studies
- Poetry WorkStations : Students analyze poetry with PodCasts and WebLogs / Middle School 4-8 Language Arts
- Enhancing Chemistry Basics with Technology : Grades 9-12 / Science / Peer Teaching
- Potential Energy: Problem Solving with Technology : Grades 9-12 / Science / Physics
- Google Docs in the Classroom : Grades 9-12 / All Subjects / Collaboration
- The Learning Landscape: Kids Monitor Terrain with Technology : Grades 3-7 / Environmental Science