Geschrieben von Judith SeipoldGeposted in Alltagsmediennutzung,Forschung,Mediendidaktik,Medienpädagogik,Mobiles Lernen,Praxis,Theorie,Veranstaltungen,VorträgeTags: agency, analysis, conference, context, cultural practices, media ecology, methodology, Mobiles Lernen, practice, socio-cultural ecology, structures, taxonomy, theory28 March 2012
On March 27 and 28, 2012 the conference “Educational Media Ecologies – International Perspectives” took place at the University of Paderborn (Germany). As I was not able to attend in person I submitted a video presentation that can be watched below or by clicking here. The slides are embedded below and can also be accessed via the slideshare website, the abstract is available below as well as on the conference website.
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Geschrieben von Judith SeipoldGeposted in Ressourcen,VeranstaltungenTags: access, Africa, assessment, at-risk learners, audio augmented learning, augmented reality, bottom-up, classroom learning, Cloudworks, collaborative learning, collaborative teaching, context, copyright, development, digital literacies, distance learning, e-learning, e-portfolio, ethics, field trips, G8WAY project, game-based learning, guided digital identity development, Horizon Report, identity, implementation, informal learning, innovation, internet radio, Internet Time Alliance, language learning, live, Mobiles Lernen, New Media Consortium, OEB10, OER, Online Educa Berin 2010, Pontydysgu, ressources, self-organised learning, social gaming, Sounds of the Bazaar, standards, teacher training, TEL, twitter, video conferencing, web 2.0, web x, work-based learning20 February 2011
Last year, we attended the Online Educa in Berlin and met several interesting people who we interviewed for the “Radio Live at OEB” internet radio show, realised by Pontydysgu.
Doing this was a new experience and great fun. Hope to be involved in one of the shows sometime in the future again, e.g. the one live from MLCB in Bremen.
The interviews listed below were done during the 2 days of OEB10. They are available on the Ponty website.
Day 1
On day 1 of OEB10, Graham Attwell and Eileen Lübcke did the floor-management, Jenny Hughes, Klaus Rummler and myself, Judith Seipold, made the interviews.
The about 40 min. stream from day 1 includes interviews with
- Josie Fraser (digital literacies)
- Larry Johnson (New Media Consortium and “Horizon Report”)
- John Traxler (mobile learning)
- Steve Wheeler (Web X and Web 3.0)
- Tabea Schlimbach and Erik Wallin (G8WAY project)
- Helen Keegan (guided digital identity development)
Day 2
The second day was even busier. Floor management by Jenny Hughes and Klaus Rummler, interviews by Judith Seipold, Klaus Rummler and Jenny Hughes. The second day brought us
- Geoff Stead (Informal ethics)
- Heike Philps (Video conferencing in classroom)
- Fred de Vries (Audio augmented learning)
- Jay Cross (Internet Time Alliance and current issues)
- Linda Castaneda (Madhouse of ideas)
- Andy Black (Innovation and implementation of mobile learning)
- Ilona Buchem (E-portfolios)
- Gráinne Conole & Jan Marković (Open Educational Ressources)
- Karl Royle (Game-based learning)
- Magda Balika (Teacher training)
- Mor Seck (African Distance Learning Centre (AADLC))
- Russell Stannard (Teacher training with video)
Off-the-show interviews and vox pops
After the live shows, we met several people and recorded the conversations and interviews. They were not aired during OEB10, but are available now on the Pontydysgu website.
- Ilona Buchem and colleagues (E-portfolios in Germany)
- Eileen Lübcke & Klaus Rummler (draufhaber.tv)
- Russell Stannard (Teacher training videos)
- Blackboard
- Charles Sancondo (E-learning Africa)
- Geoff Stead (Mobile learning applications)
- Grainne Conole (Cloudworks and OER)
- Sugata Mitra (Self-organized learning)
- Sigi Jakob-Kühn (teachers and technology)
- Inmaculada Arnedillo-Sánchez (Collaborative movie making) – first interview covered under the stream called “Sounds of the Bazaar at some exhibition stands”
- … and some more …
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