Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning Pr. Jacques Viens, Ph.D. TECFA, Uni. de Genève.

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Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning Pr. Jacques Viens, Ph.D. TECFA, Uni. de Genève

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES2/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December PLAN Goals Major concepts Model (+ examples of factors) Recommandations Questions

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES3/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Goals 1- To share our early stage model as a work in progress that will benefit from your input 2- To identify and organize factors who seem to influence the development, integration and adoption of innovative pedagogy 3- To discuss field tests, implementation and sustainability issues within a systemic framework Workshop

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES4/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts eLearning… multidimensional environment Innovation… for who? Innovative pedagogy… key factors Evaluation and support… a systemic app.

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES5/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts : eLearning Scenario eLearning, a … Multidimensional environment Online activities Face to face activities Teaching/learning platform Classroom & laboratory Consultation Interaction Production Search Reflexion/think. Discussion Communication Practice, … Internet acces, identification/registration personal database, tools, etc… Documents, lessons, web site … Human resources Profs, assistants, tutors, students, experts Maintenance & updating Teacher/tutor, learner, others Home/Work activities

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES6/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Actors Resources Material conditions Institutional convention/constraints Major concepts : eLearning Conception Systematic development process AnalysesProduction Evaluation/revision ImplementationField tests Real world, conditions & context

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES7/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts : innovation Spontaneous or systemic & systematic process (units/phases and degrees/levels) Chins (1976) Units (Individual, Group, Institution, Culture) Levels (Substitution, Alteration, Perturbation, Restructuration, Value changes)

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES8/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts : innovation Added value by a change in practice/tools Innovation and added value … for who ? Learners Teachers Developers Institution Society (industry)

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES9/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts : innovation Access, but what do you provide access to ? Individualization, but globalisation ? Feedback, yes but from who? How rich ? eLearning Added value

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES10/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts : innovation eLearning Added value Basic pedagogy principle = Harmony Objectives + objects (contents) Processes, specific support & tools Products (evaluated, applied) Require to make things explicit

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES11/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts : Innovative pedagogy 1.Learners’ autonomy and deep involvement CBL, hypertext, responsabilization (goals, content, strategies…) 2.Contextualised activities (real world), projects Simulations, microworlds, (context of action & culture) 3.Collaboration, co-elaboration of knowledge Social skills, production strategies and objects of negociation 4.Deep learning, high level cognitive skills/activities metacognition, reflexive/critical thinking, Cognitive tools A continuum… How do you integrate/support : Added value : 4 key dimensions …

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES12/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Major concepts : Evaluation/support Beyond the learning kit... (Stufflebeam) Context, inputs, processes, output (products). Context (Bronfenbrenner) (micro, meso, macro) Added value for the consumers (Scriven) Consider the changes in actors values (Stake) Economic/short term evaluation may be misleading Systemic (Viens)

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES13/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Learners Teachers Tutors et assistants Learners Teachers Conceptors/developers Context Society… SVC Institutional : multi... Universities, departments Physical context … classroom, labo, home Actors Learning environment eLearning culture Representations/values Abilities/resources Attitudes Practice Micro Meso Macro A multidimensional model

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES14/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Societal aspects (Macro) - Institutional aspects (Meso) - Learning environ./dispositive (Micro) Technology (Interface, tools) Pedagogy ( scenario: goals, processes,... ) Development process/strategies A systemic organisation of factors - Human aspects (repre, abilities, att., practice) (Learners, teachers, tutors, developpers, administratives, …)

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES15/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Imposed condition of partners from at least 3 universities … often not collaborators as start, impedes the effectiveness; Managing multi-uni projects is time consuming and complex, goals, interests, practice, programs, resources, management; Multi-languages activities are high cost/time/energy for all ; 3 years is short for innovation: 6 months/1 year is required to launch/establish the collaboration and a shared vision; SVC orientations/expectations vs real life for projects Societal aspects (Macro) Examples

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES16/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Culture of eLearning to be developed and officially supported (vision, curriculum, evaluation, resources, recognition); Conditions differ (goals, programs, resources, involvement) Inter-institutions contracts … Internal management rules/procedures not adapted Institutional aspects (Meso) Examples

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES17/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Platform limits and constraints, inter-operability, standards (identification, versions, software, …) Interface (web pages) design has a low priority level… Platform tools/design foster a traditional delivery approach Communication and knowledge construction tools are new Learning environment (Micro) Technology Examples

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES18/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Too much content is targeted, in eLearning everything needs to be more explicit/planned/addressed, so what is essential ? Text-based conception inherited from traditional teaching/writing Goals not always clear, harmonised with activities/evaluation New roles: students, tutors and teachers need guidelines and procedures support for active eLearning; Learning environment (Micro) Pedagogy Examples

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES19/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Mostly intuitive, no systematic design/development experience Main energy is invested in production, very little analyses, design, evaluation, implementation concerns Evaluation and implementation issues are just being considered… but should be at start Coordinators are overloaded, management and development (content, web pages, pedagogical models and procedures…). Learning environment (Micro) Development process examples

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES20/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December  Projects evaluation should emphasize the evolution process towards innovative eLearning pedagogy, not only the product.  Pedagogy should be addressed and supported at start, even before the deposit of the projects (guidelines and meetings).  A clear and shared vision of eLearning, innovation and peda- gogy should be initiated/fostered by the SVC. Emerging recommandations

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES21/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December  A clear commitment of institutions and professors to invest energy, resource and time should be made.  Define/delimit the roles and responsibilities of all actors, consider a new role: “agent of change/innovation”.  Officially provide instructional activities for actors (professors, coordinators, tutors, students), require minimal participation. Emerging recommandations

Jacques Viens, IntersTICES22/22 IntersTICES, Towards a systemic model to assess and support innovative pedagogy in eLearning EDUM, Bern December Questions ?