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This presentation builds on the mLearning presentation from http://www.slideshare.net/gallagher.michaelsean/mlearning-habitus-and-field-activities. Together these presentations were delivered in Helsinki, Finland in May, 2013. These presentations discusses using mobile technology for field learning activities and multimodal presentations. They offer background on mobile learning and then transition into activities and sequences for teachers and learners to begin conducting their own field research in the Humanities. They are intended to transform habitus for learners, to make connections through mobile technology, and to compose meaning in multimodal ways.
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mLearning: Habitus and Field Activities
Day 2: Review, Assembly, Dissemination
Michael Sean GallagherInstitute of Education, University of Londonhttp://michaelseangallagher.org/ @mseangallagher
Review What went well?
What didn’t work?
What difficulties would students have with this project?
ReviewTake stock of collected media
What media was collected? Can you supply additional data to
explain it? Where was it collected? Don’t forget the field notes
Centralize media Where will you be assembling the
media? Download the media (or upload it)
so group can access it
Activity: Organize media
Review
Tools• What tools will
we use? • Do those tools
have export functions?
• Reflect on the limitations of the tools. Each tool limits and enables some activity.
Activity: Choose tools
ReviewMethods of Selection
What media will you include? What container will you choose to
collect that data? Mosaic, map, etc?
What will your composition look like? Draw a composition first
(storyboard) Discuss what is being used in the
composition
Activity: Discussion
ReviewActivities: Create the composition (mosaic, map, etc.) Prepare reflection on how you constructed your
composition
Review
Assessment How can we assess this
composition? Formative vs. summative Research questions Cohesiveness Reflection Collaboration/Discussion
Activity: create measures for assessing student compositions
ReviewDissemination Where will you disseminate
this composition? Is it public or private? Is there a URL? How would students submit
this work?
Activity: Choose a tool and upload
composition Submit composition:
http://bit.ly/17zfSfG
mLearning: Habitus and Field Activities
Day 2: Review, Assembly, Dissemination
Michael Sean GallagherInstitute of Education, University of Londonhttp://michaelseangallagher.org/ @mseangallagher
