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C lassroom as a learning environment TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA e rning Technologist Technologist Sheng Teaching in teaching Y research teachers are using Google Classroom A Pilot Google


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Classroom

as a learning environment

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TUNKU ¡ABDUL ¡RAHMAN ¡UNIVERSITY ¡COLLEGE, ¡KUALA ¡LUMPUR, ¡MALAYSIA ¡

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Sheng e rning Technologist Technologist

Teaching

in teaching

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research

Y

A Pilot

Google Classroom teachers are using Google Classroom

perspective

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Everything

  • n the

Internet

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Any Device

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Shifting Paradigm

  • Teacher-centered approach
  • Assessment of learning
  • Experts makes judgements
  • Focus on learner outcomes
  • Transmission of criteria
  • Individual assessment tasks
  • Teacher as feedback source
  • Quality of feedback message
  • Feedback as monologue
  • Teacher feedback reviews
  • Teacher responsibility
  • Delivery of feedbacks
  • Learner-centered approach
  • Assessment for learning
  • Students learn to judge
  • Focus on process & outcomes
  • Co-construction of criteria
  • Collaborative tasks
  • Multiple sources – peers, others
  • Quality of feedback interaction
  • Feedback as dialogue
  • Student feedback reviews
  • Shared responsibility
  • Use of feedbacks
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Social Presence Cognitive Presence Teaching Presence Educational Experience

Supporting Discourse Selecting Content Setting Climate

Community of Inquiry Model

Randy ¡Garrison, ¡Terry ¡Anderson ¡et ¡al ¡ ¡

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More than

80%

POSITIVE

Wants

Classroom

experience

In all courses

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Social Presence Cognitive Presence Teaching Presence Educational Experience

Supporting Discourse Selecting Content Setting Climate

Assignment ¡ Announcement ¡ Self ¡Enrollment ¡ Drive ¡ Email ¡ Email ¡ Comment ¡ App ¡ About ¡Page ¡ Stream ¡

Affordanc e

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Social Presence Cognitive Presence Teaching Presence Educational Experience

Supporting Discourse Selecting Content Setting Climate

Assignment ¡ Announcement ¡ Drive ¡ About ¡Page ¡ Stream ¡

Usage

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Social Presence Cognitive Presence Teaching Presence Educational Experience

Supporting Discourse Selecting Content Setting Climate

Drive ¡ Assignment ¡ Announcement ¡ About ¡Page ¡ Stream ¡

Useful

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Social Presence Cognitive Presence Teaching Presence Educational Experience

Supporting Discourse Selecting Content Setting Climate

Comment ¡ App ¡

Less Useful

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Technology doesn’t automatically

Translate

to educational experience

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Teachers

Design

the use

  • f technology

Educational Experience TO ACHIEVE

THE

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Teachers’

ROLE

in the use

  • f technology

students’ perception

influences

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Classroom

Lee Yik Sheng Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (leeys@tarc.edu.my)