2.00 credits
15.0 h + 15.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Decamps Sandrine;
Language
French
Main themes
The major concern of the course is to locate various technologies within a problematic framework which subordinates the teaching "tools" to the objectives of the teaching training process. On the basis of example (Web sites, cederoms, softwares ...) extracted from various contexts and various disciplines, the following topics will be reviewed: techniques of multi-media and the Internet, a typology of technological tools for learning and teaching and their associated practices, pedagogical models for the development and the integration of the NTIC in education, the use of the NTIC in various teaching methods.
One will also underline the interest of the technological approach in the steps of resolution of problems coming from various disciplines and in the development of transverse competences in learning (use of the bureautic software, for example).
In the exercises, a very detailed attention will be given to the construction, the use and the exploitation of evaluation grids for each quoted technology and in their teaching uses.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
1 | Objectives At the end of this course, the student will be more able - to understand new information and communication technologies (ICT: audio-visual, multimedia, networks, Internet tools...), - to determine their teaching possibilities and their limits, - to describe teaching setups integrating these tools, - to evaluate the impacts of them (cognitive, relational, emotional...) on the training and finally to estimate their various costs. T The integration of these technologies in the mechanisms of teaching and training will be particularly underlined. The more specific objective of the optional exercises will relate to the evaluation of the tools and the teaching setups in terms of competences that one wishes to develop. |
Content
Methods
The course (the first 7 weeks) will be built around various talks illustrated "on line" (handling of the images, construction of Internet sites...) with a sufficient time for exchanges with the audience. For the optional exercises (7 last weeks), a formula of "mini-conference" (and teamwork) will be proposed. The students there will look further into a topic (analyzing software, educational sites, innovating devices...) and will present the results of their work "as a pleinière".
Teaching methods
Flipped Classrooms; learning-by-doing; peer instruction; peer evaluation
Other information
Others informations
The course in itself does not require prerequisites; the examples will be selected in various disciplines. With regard to the course, the exams will relate to the comprehension of the technical and teaching concepts seen in the course and to the analysis of a teaching situation integrating the technological tool. The evaluation of the exercises will relate to a thorough work of analysis, development and presentation of "products" and "situations" as well on the level of the techniques used as on the developed competences and the integration in teaching.
Others elements
Demonstrations (on computer or in video) will be organized within each course in order to show operations of the various aspects approached by the courses "in real dimension".
References
M. Lebrun (2002). Théories et méthodes pédagogiques pour enseigner et apprendre : Quelle place pour les TIC dans l'éducation. De Boeck (Bruxelles), 206 pages.
M. Lebrun (2002). Des technologies pour enseigner et apprendre. 2ème édition revue. De Boeck (Bruxelles), 240 pages
Bibliography
Amadieu, F. et Tricot, A. Apprendre avec le numérique : mythes et réalités, Retz, 2014.
Devauchelle, B. (2019). Eduquer avec le numérique. ESF Sciences humaines. Paris.
Devauchelle, B. (2019). Inverser la classe. ESF Sciences humaines. Paris.
Lebrun, M., Lecoq, J. (2016). Classes inversées, Enseigner et apprendre à l’endroit, Editions Canopé.Parmentier, J.-F., Vicens, Q. (2020). Quatre scénario pour enseigner à distance, Dunod ( mis à disposition sous licence CCBY-SA 4.0 avecl’accord de l’éditeur).
Taddeï, F. (2018). Apprendre au XXIème siècle. Calamann-Levy.
Tisseron, S. (2018). Petit traité de cyber-psychologie. Pour ne pas prendre les robots pour des messies et l’I.A. pour une lanterne. Le Pommier.
Devauchelle, B. (2019). Eduquer avec le numérique. ESF Sciences humaines. Paris.
Devauchelle, B. (2019). Inverser la classe. ESF Sciences humaines. Paris.
Lebrun, M., Lecoq, J. (2016). Classes inversées, Enseigner et apprendre à l’endroit, Editions Canopé.Parmentier, J.-F., Vicens, Q. (2020). Quatre scénario pour enseigner à distance, Dunod ( mis à disposition sous licence CCBY-SA 4.0 avecl’accord de l’éditeur).
Taddeï, F. (2018). Apprendre au XXIème siècle. Calamann-Levy.
Tisseron, S. (2018). Petit traité de cyber-psychologie. Pour ne pas prendre les robots pour des messies et l’I.A. pour une lanterne. Le Pommier.
Faculty or entity
EDEF
Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)
Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
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