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WHAT IS VIRTUAL LEARNING IN A MODERN WORLD Danil Dintsis Ph. D. www.ddintsis.com , www.specialist.ru , www.i-mokymas.com [email protected]

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WHAT IS VIRTUAL LEARNINGIN A MODERN WORLD

Danil DintsisPh. D.

www.ddintsis.com, www.specialist.ru, www.i-mokymas.com

[email protected]

BRIEF ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Ph. D. in System Analysis (Doctorate degree, ISCED verified)

Ph.D. in Technical management (Candidate degree, ISCED verified)

Portfolio manager and IT consultant, teacher and coach for 15+ years with the following certifications:

PgMP (Program and)PMP® (Project Management professional)

Contacts: [email protected]

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WHAT IS THE GOAL OF THE PRESENTATION

Tell a brief story about virtual learning

It’s main specific features

Opportunities

Constraints

Offer a roadmap to build your own virtual learning

VIRTUAL LEARNING: DEFINITION

Distance Learning via Internet (as we do just now!)

A form of distance education, in which a teacher and a learner are separated

Teacher-led education via Internet or local nets

© Stanford University. Virtual Education course

LIFELONG LEARNING (LLL) IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

WHY DO WE NEED VIRTUAL LEARNING?

Expand the range of courses

Expand the range of students Geographically expand

With disabilities

With limited time opportunities

With specific personal characteristics

Equal access for high quality teachers and courses

Student

Introvert

Shy

Extrovert Self-organized Sloven

EXAMPLE: A SET BASED ON STUDENT’S PSYCHOLOGICAL PORTRAIT

TYPES OF VIRTUAL LEARNING

Synchronous/Asynchronous

Fully on-line/Blended

Trainer-led/Self-learning/MOOCs

DEMAND ANALYSIS

Develop analytical structure: Psychological types

Computer awareness

Course species

Student’s location

Analyze external restrictions and assumptions

Develop training methods Choose start point

Combine different methods

Train the trainer and the administrative staff

SYNCHRONOUS & ASYNCHRONOUS TOOLS

© Stanford University. Virtual Education course

SYNCHRONOUS LEARNINGTOOLS

status indicators/icons or emoticons

chat

polling

audiowebcams

share area: Screen, Separate Windows, Preloaded files

breakout rooms

file sharing

recording

attendee list

«INCLASS» WEBINAR BY “SPECIALIST” CENTERhttp://www.specialist.ru

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MAIN FEATURES OF “INCLASS” WEBINAR

Students in a class and at webinar study together and simultaneously

Both categories collaborate under trainer supervising

Training materials and lab environment are the same

TELECONFERENCES / VIRTUAL CLASS

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ON-LINE TOOLS EXAMPLES

Cisco Webex

Citrix GoTo platform

Adobe Connect

Microsoft LYNC

Clicktomeeting.com

Teleconferencing systems (i.e. Trueconf or any other)

Video hosting with an unlimited hosting size (i.e. Vimeo)

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ASYNCHRONOUS LMS FEATURES

Multimedia content

Monitoring subsystem

Grading subsystem

Tests

Discussion forums, blogs, wikis

E-mailing

Account management

Course and test creation subsystem

Training organization/teacher monitoring subsystem

Feedbacks

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MOOCS

Mass students learning (in thousands and more

Asynchronous

Multi- National

Experienced

Special features: Multilingual media

P2P control

Forum-based communication with a teacher and other students

Strong motivation

Teacher feedback tools

LEARN ANYWHERE – OFFLINE REGIME WANTED

On trip

At home

On vacations

At a workplace

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VIRTUAL TRAINING ADVANTAGES

For a student Personal tempo

Worth for introverts and shy people

Individual communication with a teacher

Appropriate training schedule

No travels

Comfortable environment

Teacher’s control

Visual contact and collaboration with all group members

For an educational organization Reuse of training materials

Full classes

Individual contact with students

Low expenses

High level of student’s involvement and control

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