Learning design som systematisk alternativ til one-hit wonders – implementering af educational it i de våde fag på Aarhus Universitet

Forfattere

  • Mikkel Godsk ST Learning Lab, Aarhus Universitet
  • Janne Saltoft Hansen Center for Sundhedsvidenskabelige Uddannelser, Aarhus Universitet

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7146/lom.v9i15.23127

Nøgleord:

learning design, professional development, teacher training, educational technology, educational it, adjunktpædagogikum,

Resumé

Aarhus Universitet (AU) vedtog i 2011 en ambitiøs politik for educational it med en række indsatsområder, hvoraf særligt anskaffelsen og implementeringen af en fælles e-læringsplatform, uddannelse af universitetets undervisere samt udvikling af undervisningen er af højeste prioritet (Aarhus Universitet, 2011). Pga. begrænsede midler har der imidlertid været behov for en ekstraordinær systematisk og effektiv måde at håndtere implementerings- og udviklingsarbejdet på. Dette bevirkede, at Science and Technology (ST) i 2013 udviklede et learning design-framework, STREAM (Godsk, 2013), til at guide transformeringen af kurser og som et omdrejningspunkt for uddannelse af undervisere på fakultetets adjunktpædagogikum. I 2015 blev STREAM endvidere adopteret af Faculty of Health (HE) og her yderligere operationaliseret til et såkaldt toolkit vha. Dee Finks castle-top diagram for således at muliggøre eksplicit design af sammenhængende undervisningsforløb (Conole & Fill, 2005; Fink, 2013). En operationalisering, der betød, at learning design-tilgangen også kunne benyttes til at pædagogisk kvalificere implementeringen og ibrugtagningen af universitetets nye e-læringsplatform, Blackboard Learn. I artiklen beskriver vi vores learning design-framework, STREAM, de dertilhørende toolkits ved de våde fag (dvs. fag på HE og ST ved AU), samt tre cases omkring hvorledes framework er anvendt til såvel uddannelse af undervisere og transformering af kurser. Ydermere reflekteres der over learning design-tilgangen som metode til systematisk og effektiv implementering og udvikling af educational it ved et universitet.

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18-05-2016

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Godsk, M., & Hansen, J. S. (2016). Learning design som systematisk alternativ til one-hit wonders – implementering af educational it i de våde fag på Aarhus Universitet. Tidsskriftet Læring Og Medier (LOM), 9(15). https://doi.org/10.7146/lom.v9i15.23127

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Årg. 9 Nr. 15 (2016): Learning design: pædagogiske og didaktiske modeller for undervisningsudvikling, kvalitetssikring og effektivisering på de videregående uddannelser

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