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- About “closure” 14. June 2012
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- Gregory Bateson: learning, teaching, intervening 10. June 2012
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"Shaping Media" can be read both as active and passive, as "the medium that shapes" or "the medium that is to be shaped". This seminar will use the notion of medium as an artificial, but hardly visible conceptual space, formed by personal expectations, cultural conventions and technical restrictions. A medium is a "possibility space" (Will Wright / Niklas Luhmann) which can be created or be used for creation, to foster e.g. learning. Pedagogic Media Theory is an approach to include cultural, media historical, and educational aspects for understanding existing and developing new medial environments for teaching (sic) and learning.
"Shaping Media - Pedagogical Media Theory" | M.A. ePedagogy Design / Visual Knowledge Building | Summer 2012 | Aalto University Helsinki | Lecturer: Wey-Han Tan
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Mar 17th: A Society in (Educational) Turmoil
Maybe you already know the videos by Fisch & McLeod or by RSA Animate on Ken Robinson; they are both also prime examples for different visualisation techniques for different content. It seems that something has changed, that something needs to … Continue reading
Posted in course organisation, education, schooling
Tagged change, culture, education, leitmotif, medium, school
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Heinz von Foerster: Decidable and undeciable questions
In the last post, “Working on tasks and material in a personalised way”, I described a way to work with media and topics: Try to find a connection to something relevant, something that interests you. Think about this connection, write … Continue reading
My proposal: How to work with material and tasks
Working on tasks and material in a personalised way The six big text chunks of “Starting Points” were meant as an introductory overview and thematically ordered contextualisation of Pedagogical Media Theory. Well, these are just starting points. They need connections. … Continue reading
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Tagged connection, multiperspectivity, personalisation, proposal, tasks, work
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Course: Mode of collaboration
For a quick poll some proposals – what form do you prefer this course to be? Please comment! (A) Courseware: Best for combining study with high RL workload and tight RL schedules. – asynchronous communications only, preferably to resolve technical … Continue reading