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 Author: Temenoujka Fuller
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Temenoujka Fuller

 

Learning, Technologies, and Modern Physics: Analysis

Vision

Technology is a catalyst for constantly creating environments, adaptive to students individual and group learning needs, in which relevant learning services are accessible for a diverse population to enhance the quality of learning.

Mission

Utilize Technology to integrate the efforts of different departments into organic learning-oriented adaptable system with a maximum synergy between individuals and educational institution.




File Attachments:
1.    Reflection in APA style  


 
Accomplishments

The 3D distribution of students visits at the learning center is one applications of modern physics methods for analysis of students' learning needs.

Accomplishments

    Some accomplishments of the project are:

  • The workshop used to provide opportunities for all students to learn how to integrate technologies for learning was implemented in 9 groups with constant improvements.
  • The workshop provides opportunities to integrate professional development for tutors and instructors embedded into the learning process.
  • The workshop provides opportunities for students to avoid fear and anxiety by using technology as intellectual tool.
  • The workshop provides experiences for students to plan for personal learning objectives.
  • The workshop provides opportunities for tutors to present into the classroom how to learn with technology.
  • Students create artifacts and learn with meaning in a cooperative environment with integrated technologies.
  • Students study-time is supported by collaborative efforts of tutors and instructors.

File Attachments:
1.    Formative Survey (Distribution)  This survey had been conducted during the second phase of the workshop, guest speaking. The data is separated for each class.
2.    Formative survey total  The data from four surveys, conducted after the second phase of the workshop, are summed in each category.

Web Links:
1.   Formative Analysis 

 
Areas for Improvements

Areas for Improvement

  • To provide personalized adaptive services, I would like to continue my research on students' zones of proximal development in terms of Vigotsky.
  • As the workshop is advancing, I will need to develop two separate project - learning development, and objective assessment students artifacts.
  • Objective Assessment Instruments should include testing with technologies in specialized testing centers. Students will have to create artifacts in the testing center for no more than 4 hours with zero help.
  • During the presentation, students will need to critically discuss the process and content values of their product.
  • The workshop evaluation should include critical thinking and analysis.
  • To motivate students to work on product development, future employers should encourage authentic class work of the students by requiring a portfolio with artifacts.

File Attachments:
1.    Bobbi Crosby  
2.    Summative Evaluation  
3.    Terry Fay