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- 1. From Elements to The Diamond Age The past, present and future of textbooks Stuart Gannes Maker Faire Rome October 4, 2014
- 2. Euclid’s Elements: 1,000 years in parchment!
- 3. Print beginnings 1482, Venice 1847, New York
- 4. 16th-20th Century: Rise of classrooms
- 5. Researchers knew what was missing • Interactivity • Communication • Collaboration • Adaptability • Feedback
- 6. 20th Century experiments “Multimedia;” Filmstrips, TV programmed for education
- 7. Computer labs The purpose is to provide a microcomputer institutional-related service to students while on campus. Huh?
- 8. 1987: A learning breakthrough “Before the Web did anything, Hypercard did everything.” - Ars Technica
- 9. The Diamond Age… “The Illustrated Primer is an extremely general an powerful system capable of more external self-reconfiguration than most. Remember that a fundamental part of its job is to respond to its environment. If the owner were to take up a pen and write on a blank page, this input would be thrown into the hopper along with everything else, so to speak.” -Neal Stephenson , 1995
- 10. Online courses circa 1990s: Many busts • Repurposed content • Lack of interactivity • Not collaborative • No good creation tools
- 11. Researchers knew what was missing • Interactivity • Communication • Collaboration • Adaptability • Feedback
- 12. 21st Century learning skills
- 13. 1996: Online tutoring Net Tutor - Live help
- 14. 2006: ’Flipped’ Classroom Khan Academy
- 15. 2008: Adaptive Learning Dynamic content presentation
- 16. 2012: MOOCS Massively Open Online Courses
- 17. 2014: Software-enabled content Use computers for what they are designed for
- 18. Siri for text books? Textbooks with AI reasoning systems SRI Project Inquire
- 19. 21st Century: Report Card • Era of experimentation • Some progress • Limits of online learning Promising innovations:
- 20. Stay tuned! Stuart Gannes sgannes@gmail.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- Often called the industrialization of education. Classrooms, fixed seats and teachers
- John Dewey, learning by doing
- Televisions on wheels
- The computer lab always seemed to be grafted on to schools. Ultimately the body rejected the transplant. https://student.uj.ac.za/docs/THE%20PURPOSE%20AND%20LOCATION%20OF%20GENERAL%20MICROCOMPUTER%20LABORATORIES.pdf
- Groundbreaking achievement that showed how computers can improve learning.
- You became the main character. The lessons were addressed to you. They related to your actual experience. Used voice.