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Jacqueline Nshemereirwe posted an update in the group
7.4 Construction group 9 years, 5 months agoPhysical spaces need to be constructed for effective technology integration. Students need adequate space if we are to guide them on task and also when sharing with others. Collaboration is not only online but also physical and socially
Visit this site for more reasons: https://www.edutopia.org/blog/the-physical-environment-of-classrooms-mark-phillips -
Willex Okumu posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months agoTraditional classrooms are restrictive and sometimes limits the learner greatly.This cite looks at linking spaces without walls and provides great insight to the topic of discussion thereof.
https://www.google.com/search?q=learning+spaces+wihout+walls&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab -
Willex Okumu posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months agoThis sight has both textual information and video resources whose focus is on creating new learning environments.
http://www.bobpearlman.org/Learning21/new%20learning%20environments.htm-
Wonderful links
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Willex Okumu posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months agoThis is another resources with links to other resources worth looking at critically. the main focus is transforming classrooms and school for the 21st century,designing spaces for effective learning and re-designing learning spaces for the 21st…[Read more]
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Thank Willex. In one resource (https://www.edutopia.org/blog/visualizing-21st-century-classroom-design-mary-wade ) Mary Wade encourages us teachers to utilise the existing classrooms and turning them into 21st Century classrooms. She outlines elements of 21 Century classrooms and shows how teachers can visualize and implement them.
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Willex Okumu posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months agoThis is a useful resources that gives insights into the principles used in designing effective learning spaces for the 21st century learners.
http://net.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/NLI0446.pdf-
It gives good insights.
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Very informative indeed
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Twaha Semwogerere posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months ago4. https://net.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/PUB7102.pdf
A document having compilations about different learning spaces.-
Thanks Twaha it is a good resource.
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Good Twaha, i have got exposure to on different learning spaces and it has enriched my knowledge about the topic.
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Good site for space whether physical or virtual has an impact on learning.
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Quite informative thank you
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Twaha Semwogerere posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months ago3. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/solutions/industries/docs/gov/new_learning_modes_whitepaper.pdf
This resource talks about different ways of breaking down the walls for example flipped classroom, distance learning, virtual desktops, virtual field trips, etc. -
Twaha Semwogerere posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months ago2. http://kimcofino.com/blog/2010/03/20/creating-a-culture-of-collaboration-through-technology-integration/
This resource generally teaches about creating a culture of collaboration through technology integration. It talks about designing virtual learning spaces. -
Twaha Semwogerere posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months ago1. https://thejournal.com/articles/2015/08/25/3-ways-mobile-technology-is-transforming-learning-spaces.aspx
This explains that learning can occur anywhere and that properly designed learning spaces can develop the learners’ creativity. -
Twaha Semwogerere posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months agoI also take the view that classroom walls do not have to be physically broken down. Learning can take place anywhere with technology using internet connected devices. Any space can be turned into a learning space e.g. homes, museums, playgrounds, field excursion, green spaces, auditoriums, computer labs, public spaces, learning centers, courtyards, etc.
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It is true TWaha, one way of breaking the walls by flipping the classes. Gone are the days when could only be accessed only in the classroom. Thanks to technology.
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I also agree.Technology has opened up space making it possible for learning to occur anywhere.
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Walter Wandera posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months ago1. Beyond the Classroom Walls – Cognella Titles Store
https://titles.cognella.com/professions-and-careers/beyond-the-classroom-walls-9781631892264.htmlBeyond the Classroom Walls is a collection of recent peer-reviewed articles matched with practical teaching tools. The selected articles include relevant content that allow readers to explore…[Read more]
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THIS SITE CAN ALSO BE OF HELP IN LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM WALLS
https://www.edutopia.org/stw/normalpark-case-study-video
Collaboration with local museums and community organizations offer Normal Park students real-world connections -
THIS SITE CAN ALSO BE OF HELP IN LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM WALLS
https://www.edutopia.org/stw/normalpark-case-study-video
Collaboration with local museums and community organizations offer Normal Park students real-world connections -
Walter, I think the 1st one is not necessarily about learning outside the classroom walls, but rather the relationships between home, school and the community.
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i thought so long us are using it outside the classroom walls, you have already broken the walls Prossy
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Walter Wandera posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months agotechnology brings a community learning system in nature. its broad, students can learn, interact, collaborate, relate, connect, access information beyond the walls of a classroom. hence breaking classroom walls
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True Walter. If they can do all this without being pressured to stick to the traditional ways, even those walls they see will cease to cause them any discomfort. Hence breaking the walls.
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exactly
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So true walter, the students are infact given a challenge to think out of the box!
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True Walter. It’s not physical breaking down of the walls but rather the flexibilty that comes with technology allowing learning to take place beyond the confines of the classroom.
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they always advice us always to think outside the box and this is what all this is about
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With all these mobile devises available they can continue working away from class.
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Edward Ayo posted an update in the group
7.4 Technology Group 9 years, 5 months agoMy position is you do not really need to bring down the physical walls to integrate technology into learning. Technology and innovative learning design can break down classroom walls in a virtual sense and that is sufficient for social learning styles of the future. My reasons will follow soon.
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Ok Edward.
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Great, Still waiting!
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Very right Edward. It’s true the classroom walls are not physically broked down.
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Of course breaking down the walls is figuratively used to refer to the act of extending learning beyond the traditional Classroom by the use of technology.
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Willex, it may also refer to using the available space within the same walls or institution more creatively or better.
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Thank you Jackie,
I come in to say that actually human dynamics are key to work space design.
I do agree with you Jackie with this. In reality allowing room for both online and physically interactions by any kind of design is itself flexibility. We have to think through plans and settings that allow more of these adjustments gradually.