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Utilitarian |
Personal |
Self-Directed |
Role of Instructor |
Authority; knowledge expert, evaluator |
Resource guide, mentor |
Expert |
Role of Student |
Assignment completion, adjust to rule, meet objectives, obtain high grades |
Co-learner; learn from and mentor others; reciprocal sharing of resources and experiences |
Goal-Directed; Cognitive apprentice |
Interaction |
Limited to functional feedback as required; limited peer to peer dialogue |
Shared conversation with instructor (as one guide of several); peers, guests, external experts |
Primarily with expert; will make use of ideas from other experts, |
Positionality |
Student – Instructor |
Student – Students + Instructor+ Experts +Guests |
Apprentice-Expert (+ other experts including peers) |
Typical Instructional Activities |
Self-talk: captures personal process of drafting and revising ideas;
Resource capture: collect and organize personal set of resources;
Reporting on article summaries; conference recording;
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Epistolary narratives (self-talk as personal narrative);
Sharing questions and insights/confusions about content with other learners;
Recounting experiences (reflections-on-practice) with other learners; Story-telling
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Self-talk; sense-making process-capture
Resource capture and reporting
Creation and sharing of learning objects;
Dialogues with other student bloggers and external knowledge experts outside cohort (course or program)
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Assessment |
Frequency of posts and comments, observable metrics; Design schemas; rubrics; checklists; |
Self-assessments (ie. summary reflections); |
e-portfolio report of how learning objects created match expected competencies;
learning objects: Tag Clouds, podcasts, conversations, annotated bookmarks |
Frequency of Use |
Variable |
Variable |
Rare |
Perceived Effectiveness |
High |
Variable |
Variable |
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