A SCHOOL FOR THE FUTURE
Script, v.5, 08.12.2017
Please notice, that this post contains both a timetable, the link to collaboarate and at the bottom of the post 3 questions for you to consider.
- Starting point:
- On the blog Ict-based Educational Design there will be a blogpost with all needed informations including this timetable, questions, groups and names spread out on groups and the needed links to join discussions and watch videos: The link is https://open-tdm.au.dk/blogs/itdd17/
- Link to the very central place, where all communication takes place on collaborate:
https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/a02600ac5f4f4e4aa10187889be8bad1
No passwords are needed to enter this room.
13.15 Getting ready:
- Tom Gislev helps the participants on what to do. He demonstrates chat & raise your hand-functions in Collaborate and how to share screen
- Sarah Robinson & Klaus Thestrup are ready at the screen, talking to those who arrive in collaborate
- Moderators at their offices (Lars at the studio or Klaus´s office, Blair online)
- Everyone check the links to the blog and comes back to collaborate
13.30 Introduction: Dewey´s school – in the future
- Sarah Robinson & Klaus Thestrup discuss John Dewey’s text and relevance for the school for the future. To do this they present Deweys model from 1907 standing by a screen and elaborating on an existing drawing
- All are urged to write a statement in the chat to the right. Some of these are commented by S and K.
- Tom guides us to the next step of the webinar
13.50 Interview with Lars Reng
- New ways of learning. The SMILElab – Lars Reng explains. He uses a few images for us to see while he explains. (Screen?)
- Tom guides us to the next step of the webinar: Participants are split up in break-out groups + share the screen function is explained again.
- Links to the 4 four videos on youtube:
- Christian Dalsgaard & Group 1 watches DigitalAnalog’s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=VB3_Jpe7qGI
- Francesco Caviglia & Group 2 watches The International´s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7ecZTVaog0
- Lars Reng, Klaus Thestrup & Group 3 watches Web Avenger´s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=a5qIZD_LoW4
- Blair Stevenson, Sarah Robinson & Group 4 watches The Cand.alt world´s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFE_wTD4A20
14.10 Group work based on the events at DOKK1
- 4 groups
- 1 moderator in each group: Christian Dalsgaard, Francesco Caviglia, Lars Reng (+ Klaus Thestrup), Blair Stevenson (+ Sarah Robinson)
- Each group consist of 4 students from Aarhus University and 2-3 from OULO university. The Danish students in the single group come from the 4 teams.
- Each group sees one video
- Each group uses the model generated by the Aarhus students as inspiration, discussion and question development
- Tom guides us to the next step of the webinar
15.00 Reporting back by the group moderators:
- Each moderator reports back about max 2-3 important things that was discussed in the groups.
- Tom guides us to the next step of the webinar
15.20 Plenary discussion:
- A school for the future?
- Blair Stevenson talks about what he saw and heard during the afternoon
- Tom guides us to the next step of the webinar
15.50 Thank you and goodbye
- Sarah & Klaus says goodbye
16.00 the webinar is done
- Questions for the webinar:
- What could a school for the future look like?
- This question takes its departure from the models and reflexions by the students from the ICT-based educational design (Links: https://open-tdm.au.dk/blogs/itdd17/ + https://www.facebook.com/groups/187472525149110/
- What are the central competences, students need when taking part in a pedagogy for change in an unpredictable world?
- This question is based upon the model: Pedagogy for change in an unpredictable world by Sarah Robinson (Link: https://youtu.be/eGsh5ZvqQC8)
- How can we use creative and entrepreneurial experiences to construct global communities?
- This question has to do with an education based on openly networked, production centered and shared purpose (Mimi Ito: https://clalliance.org/resources/mimi-ito-delivers-keynote-at-8th-annual-21st-century-learning-conference/)
- Links to the blogs about session at Dokk1 25/11-17: