“Changing role of teacher in 21st century”
Learner
ContentTeacher
Transformation needed for
teachers from information
provider to learning facilitators
Traditional teaching
•Preparing lectures
•Delivering lectures
•Assignments
•Home works
Blended teaching
•Acts as facilator
•Prepare videos
•Prepare slides
•Practice problems
•Discussion forums
Pedagogic adaptation
Pedagogic adaptation 3:
Learning extension resources
(LxTs)
Pedagogic adaptation 1:
Learning dialogues
(LeDs)
Pedagogic adaptation 2:
Learning doing activities
(LbDs)
Pedagogic adaptation 4:
Learning experience
interactions (Lxls)
Self-exploration resources
1. Resource creation
2. Learning experience
interactions
Web Presence for Teachers: Creation of website Wordpress
Adding resources
Creating assignments
Discussion forums
Learning Management Systems: Creation of Moodle
Adding resources
Creating assignments
Discussion forums
Quizzes
Peer Instruction
Flipped Class room activity: Creating your own resources
Linux operating system
For windows and osx
Resources creation activity
RCA 1: Create Your own Website using wordpress
https://wordpress.com/stats/day/engineering604.wordpress.com
RCA 2: Create online moodle course of your choice
https://mzsengineeringtechnologies.moodlecloud.com/mod/quiz/view.php?id=11
Flipping the Classroom-Why?
Traditional Class Room
During Class: information
Transmission
Instructor Students
Lectures Takes notes
Ask questions Respond
Respond Ask questions
Outside Class: Assimilation
Problem sets
Assignments
Group activities
Limitations
1. Student don’t pay
attention
2. Student assume they
understand
3. Few student participates
4. Assignments may be
challenging for some
students and may be
boring for others
Flipping the Classroom-What?
1. Class time is spent in assimilation, rather than information
transmissions
2. Class time is spent in higher cognitive levels (Apply, Analyze
and Create), rather than lower level (recall, understand)
3. Support of peer instruction are available
Flipping the Classroom-How?
Alert! Flipped class room is not
• Instructor simply creating a learning video
• Instructor simply watching lectures video
• Instructor simply giving clarification in class room
But it is……
1. Give students an opportunity to gain first
exposure to the topic before class
2. Provide incentives for students to prepare
for (prizes, rewards, etc)
3. Facilitates the higher level cognitive
activities in the class room (think-pair-
share)
4. Provide mechanism to student to get feed
back from peer and instruction (formative
assessment)
Active learning: Why, What, and How?
Instructor creates carefully design
lectures which make students to talk,
write, reflect, and express their
thinking's.
Students should be engaged in
content and go beyond routine
processes like read and write, to the
application to content.
Active learning: Why, What, and How?
Inside classroom
Think-Pair-Share
Team-Pair-Solo
Analyze-evaluate-create
Predict-observe-explain
Think aloud-pair-problem solving
Peer Instructions
Student Voting
Discussion Voting
Discussion
Teacher summary
Implementation of ICT in my lectures
Winter 2018- Design of steel structures-I
Out-class Activity:
Posted four lectures of Prof. Dr. Damodar Maity from IIT
Ghuwahati on my wordpress account. Asked students to watch
with in a week and join to class room teaching
In-class Activity:
Asked a question on Think-Pair-Share active learning concept
cc
Which configuration
will provide more load
carrying capacity,
when used as a built-
up section
Implementation of ICT in my lectures
Summer 2018- Concrete Technology
Out-class Activity:
Created a blog on wordpress, blogpost, and moodle account.
Posted four lectures of Prof. Dr. B. Bhattacharjee from IIT Delhi
on my wordpress account. Asked students to watch with in a
week and join to class room teaching
In-class Activity:
Implemented Team-Pair-Solo active learning concept
Students were group according to their practical batches and
asked to prepare a mix design for predefined grade. They
together design the mix, casted the cubes and were subject to
questionnaires individually at the end.
Implementation of ICT in my lectures
Other activities
Conducted online and offline
quizzes and puzzles
Assignments and discussions

Use of ICT in teaching learning process -slide share

  • 1.
    “Changing role ofteacher in 21st century” Learner ContentTeacher Transformation needed for teachers from information provider to learning facilitators Traditional teaching •Preparing lectures •Delivering lectures •Assignments •Home works Blended teaching •Acts as facilator •Prepare videos •Prepare slides •Practice problems •Discussion forums
  • 2.
    Pedagogic adaptation Pedagogic adaptation3: Learning extension resources (LxTs) Pedagogic adaptation 1: Learning dialogues (LeDs) Pedagogic adaptation 2: Learning doing activities (LbDs) Pedagogic adaptation 4: Learning experience interactions (Lxls)
  • 3.
    Self-exploration resources 1. Resourcecreation 2. Learning experience interactions
  • 4.
    Web Presence forTeachers: Creation of website Wordpress Adding resources Creating assignments Discussion forums
  • 5.
    Learning Management Systems:Creation of Moodle Adding resources Creating assignments Discussion forums Quizzes Peer Instruction
  • 6.
    Flipped Class roomactivity: Creating your own resources Linux operating system For windows and osx
  • 7.
    Resources creation activity RCA1: Create Your own Website using wordpress https://wordpress.com/stats/day/engineering604.wordpress.com RCA 2: Create online moodle course of your choice https://mzsengineeringtechnologies.moodlecloud.com/mod/quiz/view.php?id=11
  • 8.
    Flipping the Classroom-Why? TraditionalClass Room During Class: information Transmission Instructor Students Lectures Takes notes Ask questions Respond Respond Ask questions Outside Class: Assimilation Problem sets Assignments Group activities Limitations 1. Student don’t pay attention 2. Student assume they understand 3. Few student participates 4. Assignments may be challenging for some students and may be boring for others
  • 9.
    Flipping the Classroom-What? 1.Class time is spent in assimilation, rather than information transmissions 2. Class time is spent in higher cognitive levels (Apply, Analyze and Create), rather than lower level (recall, understand) 3. Support of peer instruction are available
  • 10.
    Flipping the Classroom-How? Alert!Flipped class room is not • Instructor simply creating a learning video • Instructor simply watching lectures video • Instructor simply giving clarification in class room But it is…… 1. Give students an opportunity to gain first exposure to the topic before class 2. Provide incentives for students to prepare for (prizes, rewards, etc) 3. Facilitates the higher level cognitive activities in the class room (think-pair- share) 4. Provide mechanism to student to get feed back from peer and instruction (formative assessment)
  • 11.
    Active learning: Why,What, and How? Instructor creates carefully design lectures which make students to talk, write, reflect, and express their thinking's. Students should be engaged in content and go beyond routine processes like read and write, to the application to content.
  • 12.
    Active learning: Why,What, and How? Inside classroom Think-Pair-Share Team-Pair-Solo Analyze-evaluate-create Predict-observe-explain Think aloud-pair-problem solving Peer Instructions Student Voting Discussion Voting Discussion Teacher summary
  • 13.
    Implementation of ICTin my lectures Winter 2018- Design of steel structures-I Out-class Activity: Posted four lectures of Prof. Dr. Damodar Maity from IIT Ghuwahati on my wordpress account. Asked students to watch with in a week and join to class room teaching In-class Activity: Asked a question on Think-Pair-Share active learning concept cc Which configuration will provide more load carrying capacity, when used as a built- up section
  • 14.
    Implementation of ICTin my lectures Summer 2018- Concrete Technology Out-class Activity: Created a blog on wordpress, blogpost, and moodle account. Posted four lectures of Prof. Dr. B. Bhattacharjee from IIT Delhi on my wordpress account. Asked students to watch with in a week and join to class room teaching In-class Activity: Implemented Team-Pair-Solo active learning concept Students were group according to their practical batches and asked to prepare a mix design for predefined grade. They together design the mix, casted the cubes and were subject to questionnaires individually at the end.
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    Implementation of ICTin my lectures Other activities Conducted online and offline quizzes and puzzles Assignments and discussions