Faculty Engagement Week - Mobiles Seminar

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iPadagogy or

take two tablets and see me in the morning!

Paul Hopkins Faculty of Education - The University of Hull

p.hopkins@hull.ac.uk #hullpgce

some theoretical models

some things to do

a little look at what we’ve been doing

Keynote/Plenary talk presented by Eric Mazur at ALT-C 2012 at the University of Manchester in Manchester, UK

2010

2013

2012

Affordances of

m-learning

Kearney, Schuck and

Burden 2012

McCormick/Scrimshaw

& SAMR

Combination matrix

Hopkins, 2012

Fullan and Langworthy (2014)

A rich seam

Allan Carrington,

Adelaide

The

iPadagogy

Wheel

http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html

Before the “lesson”

During the “lesson”

After the “lesson”

Before the “lesson” Curation

pgceipad@hullpgce.org.uk Vygotsky2013

During the “lesson” Collaboration / Communication

pgceipad@hullpgce.org.uk Vygotsky2013

After the “lesson” Creation

pgceipad@hullpgce.org.uk Vygotsky2013

The iPad project and Inquiry Based

Learning

Justice, 2007

Kolb, 1984

Levy, 2009

Hopkins, 2013

The Inquiry Based Learning Model for Professional Studies

Fullan and Langworthy,

2014

New Pedagogies for deep learning !The emergent roles of teachers and students

Start of Project

Sept - 2013

into year 2

Baseline SurveySept, 2013

Data Collection

Logs kept by students

Jan, 2014

Devices used in Uni

Interviews of focus group

Interim Survey I

March, 2014Interim

Survey IILogs kept by

studentsInterviews of focus group

Pilot Year

June, 2014Exit Survey I Interviews of

focus group

Interviews of tutor group

Some initial findings: student use

iPad as a resource access device

Taking notes, organising work, making resources

Reflective practice Use in the classroom

Some issues and problems

Some initial findings: tutor change

“less need to give students the facts or information”

“less worrying about remembering the minutiae”

“much more discussion and interaction”

“more model making and theorising”

“has impacted on my own models of learning”

“students better prepared and able to contribute”

Quakefeed - realtime data in the classroom

Data capture on field trips

Changing Teacher-Student interaction

Video for performance feedback

Questions?