Centre for Learning and Innovative Pedagogies (CLIP), is a centre dedicated to learning and teaching, specifically, a pedagogical practice that would explore, establish, and continually evolve an effective pedagogical culture unique to our university. Through initiatives, and interventions carefully tailored to nurture and enhance the teaching caliber of faculty members, the centre would enable the JGU pedagogical culture to effectively percolate within the educational experiences of our students. It would play a pivotal role as an institutional support hub dedicated to enhancing the teaching caliber of faculty members for cultivating fertile learning environments and experiences, where learners receive, internalize, and apply the content meaningfully.
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Last week, I shared these resources for students re: the use of generative AI tools in coursework via a Dropbox link, but now these are officially hosted on our CTL site. Feel free to share, use, reuse, etc. https://lnkd.in/gfWxxtvv
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*NEW* Just read a fascinating new paper on creativity. Some thoughts ⬇
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We have started a series on the Information Processing Model of Learning (of which Cognitive Load Theory is a part). We've written three newsletter editions so far: - *Learning is creating memories*: https://lnkd.in/gumqBZdF - *Managing students' attention*: https://lnkd.in/gWcumBCg - *Regulating working memory load*: https://lnkd.in/gJR-9T5C Things in Education is the weekly newsletter through which we share the latest in education research and developments in the form of accessible summaries and stories. Subscribe to have it delivered straight to your inbox every Friday. #newsletter #cognitiveloadtheory #teaching #teachers #learning #nep2020
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Matthew Richter posted the following article on how to choose a learning activity from the billions out there to ensure it aligns to what you need to accomplish. The article assumes you have reached a point in the general instructional design process where you are now choosing activities to achieve a specific learning objective(s). In it, he suggests: 1️⃣ Starting with a high level procedural goal: are you teaching something, assessing something, exploring/solving something, or practicing something? 2️⃣ Now how is the content you are instructing presented (or how do you want to present it)? Is it a lecture? Shared as text? A video? Perhaps it is via a SME answering questions? Or, the learners themselves sharing their collective experience? 3️⃣ Next you have to align the activity to the experience level of the learner. Novices require different activities (or activity adaptations and mods) than expert learners. And moderately experienced learners are different than both of those. 4️⃣ Finally, you need to match the activity to the logistics forced upon you... we mean that are realistically present. Ultimately, we just want designers to be more intentional and thoughtful aligning content + activity + objective. Hope you find the piece interesting and useful. #instructionaldesign #thiagi The Thiagi Group Sivasailam Thiagarajan Clark Quinn Will Thalheimer Stella Lee, PhD. Esther Richter Brent Darnell Les Lauber Sofie Willox Charles-Louis de Maere
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That feeling when you get to do what you love... I am looking forward to conducting this online workshop, conceptualized by the Centre for Learning and Innovative Pedagogies (CLIP), on the gamification of learning, with the able assistance of Saloni Chopra. Gamification is a creative and powerful way to design immersive, engaging, and learner-centered environments. By transforming knowledge acquisition into a collective or competitive adventure, it enhances engagement and fosters learning across various disciplines (University of Chicago, n.d.; University of British Columbia, n.d.). With new technologies, gamification has become a preferred method to boost motivation and promote learner engagement in education (University of Waterloo, n.d.; Giannetto, Chao, & Fontana, 2013). CLIP has previously conducted several sessions on using technology to gamify learning. This time, we are helping colleagues get hands-on experience in creating a digital escape room. References Giannetto, D., Chao, J., & Fontana, A. (2013). Gamification in a social learning environment. Proceedings of the Informing Science and Information Technology Education Conference, 1-11. https://lnkd.in/gr2NceZb University of British Columbia. (n.d.). Gamification in education. Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology. https://lnkd.in/gzkHBqPp University of Chicago. (n.d.). Using gamification in the classroom. Chicago Center for Teaching and Learning. https://lnkd.in/gSfYPj4R University of Waterloo. (n.d.). Gamification and learning: Research and practice. Centre for Teaching Excellence. https://lnkd.in/gtmmHCcr #pedagogy #Teachingandlearning #Gamification #LearningandDevelopment
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Check out the latest version of this wonderful annual report on the future of learning and teaching. I've been in a bit of funk lately, with so many people bandying the word #transformative for #ai in #education, and then as an example, they offer up old wine in new bottles. This report is a good place to look for really thoughtful, creative alternative visions, like "Pedagogies of Peace." Congrats to Vanderbilt colleagues Ole Molvig Sarah Burriss Alyssa Wise and Noel Enyedy as well as long-standing Open U friends like Eileen Scanlon!
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🌍 Innovating Pedagogy 2024: Shaping the Future of Education As a Digital Learning Leader in a post-primary school, I'm always on the lookout for innovative ways to enhance our teaching practices and support our students' learning. That's why I'm excited to share insights from the "Innovating Pedagogy 2024" report, crafted by a global team of education experts: Agnes Kukulska-Hulme, Alyssa Friend Wise, Tim Coughlan, Gautam Biswas, Carina Bossu, Sarah K. Burriss, Koula Charitonos, Scott A. Crossley, Noel Enyedy, Rebecca Ferguson, Elizabeth FitzGerald, Mark Gaved, Christothea Herodotou, Melanie Hundley, Catherine McTamaney, Ole Molvig, Emily Pendergrass, Lynn Ramey, Julia Sargent, Eileen Scanlon, Blaine E. Smith, and Denise Whitelock. This report explores ten transformative pedagogies that are directly relevant to the work we do in post-primary education: 1. Speculative Worlds: Integrating speculative fiction and innovative technologies to help our students, especially those from marginalised communities, reimagine and reshape their learning environments. 2. Pedagogies of Peace: Building compassionate and restorative learning environments that align with our school's commitment to fostering positive student relationships and global citizenship. 3. Climate Action Pedagogy: Empowering our students to take meaningful actions against climate change, an approach that fits seamlessly into our interdisciplinary curriculum and sustainability goals. 4. Learning with Generative AI: Exploring how AI can enhance our digital learning platforms, offering interactive, dialogic learning experiences that stimulate critical thinking and engagement. 5. Talking AI Ethics with Young People: Ensuring our students are not just users but ethical shapers of the digital tools they will rely on in the future, is a critical aspect of our digital literacy curriculum. These innovations are not just theoretical; they provide actionable strategies that I’m eager to implement in our school. By integrating these pedagogies, we can continue to drive forward a more inclusive, engaging, and forward-thinking learning environment for our students. How will you implement it in your school or into your profession? 🌱 #InnovatingPedagogy #Education2024 #DigitalLearning #AIinEducation #ClimateAction #PeaceEducation #FutureOfLearning #InclusiveEducation
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PPT on UNESCO AI competency framework for teachers The PPT to present AI competency framework for teachers during Digital Learning Week Link to the Framework: UNESCO AI competency framework for teachers #AI #aicompetency #aicompetencies #aied #aieducation #ailiteracy #aiskills #aiskill #teachers #teacher #aiethics