Digital pedagogy is the study of how effectively using digital technologies in teaching and learning. Digital Pedagogy may be in the form of an online, hybrid, and face to the face learning environment.
2. • Startup
• Digital Literacy Pyramid
• Digital Teaching Model
• Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy
• Digi Tech
• Effective Digital Learning
• Final Remarks
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8. Digital Literacy Development Pyramid – Curriculum Context
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Identity:
Attributes
Situated
Practices
Functional Skill
Access
I am ……..
I do ……..
I can ……..
I have ….
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11. Home
Class
Instructors assign
lecture videos, as well
as any other video or
reading related to the
day's subject
Class time is then
devoted to discussion,
debating, and
exploration of the
subject.
Discussion-Oriented Inverted Classroom Model
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13. Class
Watch Lecture Videos
in Class
Allowing them to review
materials at their
Own Pace
Teacher offer individual
support each young learner
needs.
Faux- Inverted
Classroom Model
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16. Phase IV : Evaluation Phase
Analysis of Model– Expert Opinion
Phase III : Implementation / Transaction Phase
Platform for Transaction
Modular Transaction
Strategies
Phase II : Developmental Phase
E-modules
Lesson Plan
Template
Instructional
Strategies
Phase I : Identification Phase
Online Model Content Modular Elements
Instructional Strategies
Selection of Contents
Unit 1 Unit 4
Unit 2 Unit 3
Development of E-Modules
Home : e-video, e-text, PPT & e-references
Class : Discussion, Debate, Chat & Quiz
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18. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu
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19. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu
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20. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu
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21. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu CC-BY-NC-SA 21
22. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu
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23. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu
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24. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu CC-BY-NC-SA 24
25. Source:
Jason Johnston – Instructional
Designer www.higherelearning.com
College of Social Work – University
of Kentucky https://socialwork.uky.edu
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34. Telecourse/Datacast
Telecourses are highly produced
videotaped course segments
broadcast at scheduled times by
television stations (public TV and
others) or local cable access
channels.
Datacasting is the transmission
of text, graphics, video, audio
and other media over the
airwaves along with the
digital television signal.
Datacast course materials can
be downloaded to a computer
or viewed on a television.
It is Programme of
teaching delivered through
the medium of television
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35. Audioconference
An audioconference connects instructors and
students using standard telephone lines for
real-time discussion.
Course times are scheduled and can
include the entire class or small groups.
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36. Webconference
Webconference combines the use of a Web Browser
for visuals and an audioconference for discussion.
Students and instructors communicate and
collaborate in real-time.
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37. Webcast
A webcast captures and records audio, video, slides and other types of digital data,
then synchronizes it as a single streamed media presentation.
The course is either viewed live over the Internet or linked to later. Instructors can interact
with students by various means: email, chat, scheduled audioconferences, or other methods.
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48. Delivery of Content
▪Small Modular Approach
▪Interactivity/richness of content
▪Availability within VLE
Post Existing Lecture
Slides on VLE
Produce High Definition
Video Content
HTML documents:
Clear Text
easy-to-read
Interactivity Material
Hyperlinks
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50. Interaction
• Synchronicity
• Richness of interaction
(video, audio, text...)
• Provide a stimulus: discussion
question, case study etc.
• Provide clear expectation of
contribution: time, length, style etc
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52. Independent Learning
▪ E-portfolio / Blogs / Wiki
▪ Personal Learning Blogs: Private
(only visible to individual student
and tutors)
Benefits:
• Monitoring of progress
• Option for feedback
• Student record of learning
• Incentive to complete
individual exercises
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54. Assessment and Feedback
• Continuous assessment element in
each module (10-20%).
• Badges
• Leaderboard
• All coursework, no exams.
• Pre-submission feedback
available.
• All feedback provided
electronically using Turnitin Grade
mark
• Automatic feedback mechanism
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56. Student Support
• Personal tutor sessions (Skype or
telephone).
• Encourage informal feedback
• Staff available during office hours via
Skype or telephone.
• Act as guides through University
central services and support structure.
• AI Tutor
• E-Advise {enquiry onwards}...
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57. VLE Single user
log-in
Secure –
Restricted access
Variety of
Learning tools
Reporting
Functionality
User Friendly
Platform
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76. Acknowledgement Google / Pixabay
Slideshare – Contributors
Web site / apps - creators
References’ – Authors
MS office PowerPoint
My Teachers
My Students
My Colleagues
Organizing committee
All Participants
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