Orchestrating collaborative Learning in a 1:1 technology classroom

Niramitranon, Jitti; Sharples, Mike and Greenhalgh, Chris (2009). Orchestrating collaborative Learning in a 1:1 technology classroom. In: Artificual Intelligence in Education: Building Learning Systems that Care: From Knowledge Representation to Affective Modelling, 6-10 Jul 2009, Brighton, UK.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3233/978-1-60750-028-5-713

Abstract

One-to-one technology involves equipping each child with a computing device that provides personalized learning tools. While one-to-one learning is showing promise in classrooms, it has revealed problems, including management of the technology-enabled classroom, lack of support for collaborative and whole class working, the design of lessons that switch easily between activities, and difficulty in re-use of lesson components. In this paper we describe the SceDer system to orchestrate learning with one-to-one technologies. It provides an authoring system for teachers to design lessons, an interchange language to describe lesson sequences and resources, and a delivery system that enables the teacher to manage collaborative one-to-one learning in the classroom. The system has been tested in school classrooms and the results show that it is effective in managing a fluid movement between individual, group, and whole class learning activities.

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