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1 1 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning Très chic! French language and culture with un clic

Très chic: Clicking through… …systems: - What are they, in online learning? - How do they facilitate learning…of what? - How do they encumber learning? 2 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation en un clic Relativism in language in worldview in values…what’s important? 3 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturating….. A cultural conundrum in online education -- institutional control --unique-to-the-subject-matter context 4 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturating by integrating Four areas of concern ---technology-based ---learner-based ---instructional design and teaching-based ---management and organization-based 5 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation concerns…#1 …in and of technology -scripts, accent marks, verticality v. horizontality -text-v.-image, positive & negative space -Microsoft-centricity 6 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation concerns, #2 ….among learners what do students want? what renders material “learnable”? 7 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation concerns, #3 …in instructional design - institutional air/identity - ADA requirements - standards (local, national) …in teaching - templates v. creativity 8 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation concerns, #4 Management: Who’s in charge here? Techies? Administrators? Teachers? Students? Organization: American-style, or….? 9 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturating…. How? Techniques and “clics” Technical/technological Student-friendly for learning Educator-friendly for teaching Institution-friendly for harmony 10 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Learner success online Three lessons learned Use the system Tweak the system Never stop integrating 11 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation sensation #1 Use the system - work from within to work best - promote communication (techies & others) - use inconveniences as advantages 12 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation sensation #2 Tweak the system -- Perform system triage -- Profit from cognitive styles diversity -- Customize and harmonize 13 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

Enculturation sensation #3, oui! Integrate! Borrow….or steal? Use Open Source Act as a knowledge portal Always be open to everything 14 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning

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1. 1 1 Watson, Coastline Distance Learning Très chic! French language and culture with un clic

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