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Group and collaborative instructional techniques in tertiary education with the use of digital technology
Authors: Bellou, Ioanna
Mikropoulos, Anastasios
Subject: HUMANITIES AND ARTS > EDUCATION AND EDUCATION SCIENCES > EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY > COMPUTER ASSISTED EDUCATION
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > EDUCATION AND EDUCATION SCIENCES > THEORY OF EDUCATION (BROAD EDUCATIONAL CONCEPTS) > EDUCATIONAL METHODS > TEACHING METHODS
Keywords:
Instructional techniques
Group instruction
Tertiary education
Digital technology
Didactics
Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Digital competences
Learning technologies
Affordances
Pedagogical use
Instructional models
Reading in groups via text processing
Group and collaborative
Cooperative
Collaborative
Brainstorming
Jigsaw
Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences
Bloom taxonomy
Snowball
Educational Contract
WebQuest
Concept mapping
Concept map
Flipped classroom
Questioning
Discussion
Dialogue
Debate
Role playing
Simulation
Modeling
Multimedia
Virtual Reality
Augmented reality
STE(Α)M education
SOLO taxonomy
Icebreakers
Instruction - teaching
Description:
Abstract:
The use of digital technology in Education in student-centered and mainly group teaching settings, which are based on group and cooperative instructional models, configures a momentum during the teaching process, which yields positive learning results and positive attitudes. The book aims at active and collaborative learning and the construction of knowledge. It concerns both the way of teaching, namely teaching techniques that every primary, secondary and University teacher has to use, as well as the effective use of the available technology, as the technological pedagogical content knowledge proposes. The book is organized along two parallel axes. One axis concerns the theoretical presentation of eleven selected instructional techniques and a model, the "Flipped Classroom", and their implementation with the use of digital technology. The second axis concerns the topics that are presented as examples during the application of the above instructional techniques and refer to knowledge, which constitutes a basic background for the Educators. The topics deal with theoretical issues related to teaching and learning, as well as to certain examples from Sciences and Information Technology. The combination of these two axes appears in each chapter of the book. The three introductory theoretical chapters, refer to didactic and teaching issues, the pedagogical use of digital technology, cooperative and collaborative teaching. At the end of the book, a chapter on STEM education is listed, as well as a final chapter, which refers to the qualitative assessment of learning outcomes, the SOLO taxonomy, since assessment is an embedded part of the educational process. The book closes with an appendix, which includes some of the icebreaker games, for students and other adults, aiming at group work.
Linguistic Editors: Pitsoli, Kalliopi
Graphic Editors: Skouloudis, George
Type: Undergraduate textbook
Creation Date: 05-07-2023
Item Details:
ISBN 978-618-228-047-8
License: Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.57713/kallipos-277
Handle http://hdl.handle.net/11419/9961
Bibliographic Reference: Bellou, I., & Mikropoulos, A. (2023). Group and collaborative instructional techniques in tertiary education with the use of digital technology [Undergraduate textbook]. Kallipos, Open Academic Editions. https://dx.doi.org/10.57713/kallipos-277
Language: Greek
Consists of:
1. Didactics and Instruction
2. Pedagogical use of digital technology
3. Group and collaborative instructional models
4. The “Reading in groups and word processing” instructional technique. Example: “Cooperative teaching: why, how, when, and for whom”
5. The “Brainstorming” instructional technique. Example: defining “intelligence”
6. The “Jigsaw” instructional technique. Example: Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences
7. The “Exercise in groups with development of ideas” instructional technique. Example: Bloom's cognitive taxonomy
8. The “Snowball” instructional technique. Example: Educational contract
9. The “WebQuest” instructional technique. Example: Internet security
10. The “Conceptual mapping” instructional technique. Example: Earth as a celestial body
11. The “Flipped Classroom” instructional model. Example: the work of the philosopher Aristotle
12. The “Questions, Discussion or Dialogue” instructional techniques. Examples: critical thinking and creative thinking cultivation
13. The “Debate instructional” technique. Example: motives for learning
14. The “Role-playing” instructional technique. Examples: sorting of one-dimensional array and procedures in a scientific conference
15. The “Simulation” instructional technique. Examples: study of the electric field intensity and project development with emerging learning technologies
16. STE(A)M education. Example: drinking water
17. Assessment of learning outcomes using the SOLO taxonomy. Example: Internet and World Wide Web
18. Appendix: Icebreakers for adults working in a group
Number of pages 318
Publication Origin: Kallipos, Open Academic Editions
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