Computational thinking, Learning analytics and Makerspaces in Schools?

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A review of research projects in the Aalto Media Lab's Learning Environment research group, that belong or are related to the themes of Computational thinking, Learning analytics and Makerspaces in Schools.

Education

Learning Environments
Research Group
Aalto Media Lab
2018

Legroup people
Theory-based, design-oriented

Computational thinking,
Learning analytics and
Makerspaces in Schools?

(1) Computational thinking
in
kindergarten / pre-school
education

Prototype: +Andscape
Augmented Reality with small children

(2) Computational thinking
in
primary education

Two studies
1. 4 classes in 4 schools, Grade 4-6 (10-12
years old), 71 students, in 3-5 / groups.
Qualitative data.
2. Systematic literature review.

(3) Computational thinking
in
teacher’s professional
development

Koodiaapinen MOOC
Computational thinking in K-12 MOOC

Code ABC MOOC for Teachers 2015 – 2017
About 1000 teachers / year (2600 registered)
3000-6000 teachers “trained” (~10% teachers)
Pre-School – 1-2 grade teachers: ScratchJr,
3-6 grades teachers : Scratch
7-9. grades teachers: Racket or Python
5-8 weeks to complete. Certificate.

“Reflecting on changes in teaching practice
and ideas on how to use programming as a tool
in all teaching from sports, music, home
economics and crafts to languages and STEM.”
(1) Weekly programming exercises.
(2) Own final programming project.
(3) Plan on how of integrate coding to an existing
classroom teaching.
Code ABC MOOC for Teachers 2015 – 2017

Self-monitoring in self-regulated learning
Prototype: Feeler

Mobile Learning in a community of practice
Prototype: Ach So!

Prototype: Social Augmented Reality (SoAR)
Augmented Reality in informal learning

Maker education
https://vimeo.com/66643807

Linkki modular toy + DIY pop-up
makerspace
Maker education
Eun Young Park https://vimeo.com/66643807

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