ICT–Pedagogy Integration

Prof. Vasudha Kamat

Joint Director

CIET, NCERT
New Delhi, India
 Agenda

 Part I: ICT and Pedagogy

 Part II: National level Initiatives

 Part III: NCERT Initiatives

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 ICTs

Information &
Communication
Technologies
(ICTs) comprise
many
technologies for
capturing,
interpreting,
storing and
transmitting
information

ICT Transforming Education : Regional Guide

http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001892/189216e.pdf

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 21st Century Skills

ICT Transforming Education : Regional Guide

http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001892/189216e.pdf

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 21st Century Skills

Learning and Innovation Skills

Students need to be prepared for increasingly

complex life and work environments in the
21st century.

 Creativity and Innovation

 Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
 Communication and Collaboration

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 21st Century Skills

Life and Career Skills

 Flexibility and Adaptability

 Initiative and Self-Direction

 Social and Cross-Cultural Skills

 Productivity and Accountability

 Leadership and Responsibility

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 21st Century Skills

Information, Media & Technology Skills

To be effective in the 21st century, citizens

must be able to exhibit functional & critical
thinking skills:

 Information Literacy
 Media Literacy
 ICT Literacy

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 Digital literacy

Clusters of skills that students (& teachers)

need in the digital age of the 21st century

e-literacy
Screen literacy
Multimedia literacy
ICT literacies
Information literacy

Nallaya, S. 2010. The Impact of Multi-modal Texts on the Development of

English Language Proficiency. The University of Adelaide, Australia.

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 Digital literacy

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Creative Thinking Spiral
as a way to scaffold and
model creative thinking
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Creative Thinking Spiral
“In today’s rapidly changing
world, people must
continually come up with
creative solutions to
unexpected problems.
Success is based not only on
what you know or how much
you know, but on your ability
to think and act creatively.”
(Resnick 2008)
Mitchell Resnick, MIT Media Laboratory research group
https://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfg23r69_0x5mxgxfv
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 Learning

There is no such thing as second person

learning, only first person learning!

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 ICTs in Learning & Teaching

Today’s Net Generation

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 ICTs in Learning & Teaching

Today’s Net Generation

http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/g/graphic.asp

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 ICTs in Learning & Teaching

Today’s Net Generation

http://www.flickr.com/groups/afterclass/disc
uss/72157594534191851/

http://www.suite101.com/content/ipad-coolest-
gift-for-kids--five-reasons-to-buy-an-ipad-a316945

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 ICTs in Learning & Teaching

Is this our idea of ICT-Pedagogy

Integration?
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 Processes of Teaching & Learning

Reflection Community Building

E-portfolio
Communication
Blog
Assessment

Service
Clickers LMS learning
Wiki
Class Content

Management
Podcasting
Group Projects Collaboration

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 ICT Stages in Learning & Teaching

Majumdar (2005).
http://www.unesco.org/new/en/unesco/resources/online-materials/publications/unesdoc-database/

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 NETS Standards

Technology Communications Tools

Students use telecommunications to collaborate,

publish, and interact with peers, experts, and

other audiences.

Students use a variety of media and formats to

communicate information and ideas effectively to

multiple audiences.

http://cnets.iste.org/students/s_stands.html

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 Web Resources

 Web 2.0 Tools

 3D Web Resources

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 Web 2.0 Tools

Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license

http://www.flickr.com/photos/stabilo-boss/93136022/
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 Web 2.0 Tools

Picasa Moodle
LinkedIn
Podcast

Wiki Web 2.0 Tools

Blog
Facebook

Twitter You Tube

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 Mind Map for web tools for Educators

Blogs Blogger

email Web 2.0 Tools

wikis Wikipedia

Facebook
Twitter
??? Social Networking MySpace
Web Tools
For Ning
educators LinkedIn

Mind Mapping Tools

Search Engines
More Web Quiz & puzzle
Tools construction tools

Answer Engines
Collaboration Tools

???

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 Web tools for Educators

Blog

Groups

Repository
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 Web tools for Educators

Curriki
Learning Community
Wiki Educator

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 3D Web Resources

Xbox Live
Second Life
Google Earth
The Sims

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 3D Web Resources

Xbox Live
Second Life
Google Earth
The Sims

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 Major National Initiatives

Right To Education Act (RTE)

2009

Universalization of Secondary Education

2009

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 Right to Education Act

Some Statistics
(2008-09)

Number of Schools (I – VIII) : 1.3 m

Number of Students (I - V) : 134.4 m

Number of Students (VI - VIII) : 53.4 m

Number of Teachers : 5.8 m

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 Right to Education Act

Some Statistics
(2008-09)

Professionally Trained teachers : 82%

In-Service Teachers trained : 35%

Teacher Training (Pre and In-service) : Required

2 m teachers

750,000 Art Teachers (part time)

750,000 Physical Education Teachers (pt)

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 Universalization of Secondary Education

Some Statistics

Secondary Level Enrolment (IX to XII):

40 m

Demand for teachers:

500,000

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 Major Implications

 Demand for Professionally Trained Teachers

 Demand for Learning Resources (Open

Educational Resources) especially at

Secondary and Higher Secondary stage

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 MHRD Initiatives (ICT Related)

School Education

 National Policy on ICT in School Education

 ICT@School Scheme

 Facilitation for ICT integration at schools

 24*7 School Education Channel (Gyan

Darshan)

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 Teacher Professional Development

ICT integration in School Education

Challenges

 Quantity

 Quality

 Continuity

 Cost

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 Teacher Professional Development

ICT integration in School Education

 Planning for PD of 1 Million Teachers in 3 yrs

 Training of Mentor Coordinators

 Face-to-face
 InSat Videoconferencing

 Creation of Learning Resources for Mentor

Coordinators
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 Teacher Professional Development

Workshops

 Instructional Design for Learning Objects

 Identification of topics for LOs

 Use of FOSS (Subject Based software/tools)

 Web 2.0 tools for developing & sharing

knowledge

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 e-Content Development

Open Educational Resources

 Audio Programmes Repository

 Video Programmes Repository

 Learning Objects Repository

 Other e-content (Animations, Online Labs)

 Online Courses (using Moodle LMS)

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 e-Content Development

Open Educational Resources

 Learning Objects

 Interactive Tutorials

 Modules on selected topics

 Use of Free Software (e.g. Google Earth)

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