Posts Tagged ‘VLE’
Reflections on a busy year
Posted by: mimanifesto on: June 28, 2008
- In: AiFL | Finland | games-based learning | Gaming | GLOW | GTCS | ICT | Research | Teacher-researchers | teaching and learning | Uncategorized | VLE
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It’s certainly been an eventful year for me. Looking forward to a beach in Turkey next week, I got a big dose of the reflection city blues and have been thinking all day about how best to sum up 2007-8 in a single post. I suppose I started this academic year back last August [...]
GLOW and ACfE – qualitative evidence from situated learning
Posted by: mimanifesto on: June 6, 2008
- In: Finland | GLOW | ICT | teaching and learning
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I’ve spent much of the past few weeks examining the quantitative aspects of embedding ICT into secondary school subject curricula for a research study I’m running as a part of the GTCS teacher researcher programme. Specifically, I am trying to measure any rise in attainment from a particular group of pupils who are using GLOW [...]
From Technology to Pedagogy
Posted by: mimanifesto on: May 11, 2008
- In: Finland | GLOW | ICT | Leadership
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The Last day of my study visit to Finland was spent looking at how teachers are supported in their use of ICT in schools. First of all, I had a meeting with Lasse Lipponen from the University department of Education. He explained to me how teachers are trained in Finland, and the necessity for them [...]
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