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BYOD4L – exploring the possibilities
an idea generation workshop
Andrew Middleton
@andrewmid
Generate 100 ideas for Smart Device Learning
Aim
Anne Nortcliffe
Ways of organising our thinking
http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html
1.Productivity
2.Reading
3.Browsing
4.Media Capture
5.Managing learning
6. Social media
7.Communications
8.Data manipulation
9.Subject specific tools
10. Other
Connecting
Communicating
Curating
Collaborating
Creating
BYOD4L – Exploring the possibilities
• Idea generation
• 4 activities
• 1 poster
Exploring a different world
1 way that you know smartphones have been
used to enhance learning
Activity 1 - Record
1. Give it a short title – something sensational!
2. What app (or type of app)?
3. Who used it (e.g. tutor, student, group, employer…)
4. What did they do?
5. Why?
Second guess your partner’s idea
Activity 2 - Inspire
1. Listen to the short sensational title
2. Guess who used it (e.g. tutor, student, group, employer…)
3. Guess what they did
4. Together – explain why this was a good idea
5. What app could they have used?
Activity 3 – Agony Aunts!
Problem 1
Student: I travel to Uni on the
train – nearly an hour each way.
2 days a week I have a lecture
at each end of the day and a big
empty gap in the middle.
I never seem to have the right
notes with me.
I have been asked to keep a
reflective blog on a forthcoming
module.
Problem 2
Tutor: I am expected to mark
my student’s assignments in 3
weeks and return them with
useful feedback.
I want to make my lectures
more interactive. I’d really like
to move to a Flipped Classroom
approach.
I co-teach one module with two
other tutors. The students have
complained about our
inconsistency – how can we do
more to show we’re joined up?
I can’t find enough time to
attend CPD events.
Develop your
best idea
Activity 4 - Present
Use the poster
template to create
a scenario that
explains your best
idea clearly and
develops the detail

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BYOD4L – Exploring the possibilities

  • 1. BYOD4L – exploring the possibilities an idea generation workshop Andrew Middleton @andrewmid
  • 2. Generate 100 ideas for Smart Device Learning Aim
  • 3. Anne Nortcliffe Ways of organising our thinking http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html 1.Productivity 2.Reading 3.Browsing 4.Media Capture 5.Managing learning 6. Social media 7.Communications 8.Data manipulation 9.Subject specific tools 10. Other Connecting Communicating Curating Collaborating Creating
  • 5. • Idea generation • 4 activities • 1 poster Exploring a different world
  • 6. 1 way that you know smartphones have been used to enhance learning Activity 1 - Record 1. Give it a short title – something sensational! 2. What app (or type of app)? 3. Who used it (e.g. tutor, student, group, employer…) 4. What did they do? 5. Why?
  • 7. Second guess your partner’s idea Activity 2 - Inspire 1. Listen to the short sensational title 2. Guess who used it (e.g. tutor, student, group, employer…) 3. Guess what they did 4. Together – explain why this was a good idea 5. What app could they have used?
  • 8. Activity 3 – Agony Aunts! Problem 1 Student: I travel to Uni on the train – nearly an hour each way. 2 days a week I have a lecture at each end of the day and a big empty gap in the middle. I never seem to have the right notes with me. I have been asked to keep a reflective blog on a forthcoming module. Problem 2 Tutor: I am expected to mark my student’s assignments in 3 weeks and return them with useful feedback. I want to make my lectures more interactive. I’d really like to move to a Flipped Classroom approach. I co-teach one module with two other tutors. The students have complained about our inconsistency – how can we do more to show we’re joined up? I can’t find enough time to attend CPD events.
  • 9. Develop your best idea Activity 4 - Present Use the poster template to create a scenario that explains your best idea clearly and develops the detail