This document summarizes a presentation on using technology to enhance assessment for learning. It discusses how digital natives require a new learning paradigm that is learner-centric and involves authentic assessment. Technologies can help create authentic learning environments where students consume and produce information, and are assessed through open-book exams and team case studies that bridge theory and practice. The presentation argues this new paradigm fosters learner-centricity and authentic assessment through participatory pedagogies.
1. Assessment for Learning:Leveraging Technology Professor Jeremy B. Williams www.jeremybwilliams.net Chief Academic Officer Virtual Global Conference on Technology for Blended and Distributed Education Christ University, Bangalore 20 August 2010
10. The First Law of the Internet states that the answer is on the Internet. Therefore the quest is no longer “Where to find the answer” but “How to word the question”. −Randi
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12. A digital native is a person for whom digital technologies already existed when they were born, and hence has grown up with digital technology (computers, the Internet, mobile phones and MP3 players).
26. Churchill (2009) Traditional literacy:Reading, writing, speaking, listening http://www.slideshare.net/zvezdan/new-literacy-in-the-web-20-world Information literacy:Ability to identify, locate, evaluate and use information Digital literacy:Ability to use ICTs to locate, evaluate, use and create information What does it mean to be literate? Critical literacy: Ability to question, challenge, and evaluate meaning and purpose of text Tool literacy:Ability to use tools to manage, consume, and create information Visual literacy:Ability to understand and produce visual messages Media literacy: Ability to use question, analyse, interpret, evaluate, and create media messages
27. This new paradigm is a … participatory pedagogy that fosters learner centricityand authentic assessment
28. Authentic assessment is the bridge between theory and practice Technology can assist in the creation of authentic learning environments
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