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Journée scientifique PPF "Apprendre avec les TICE", INRP, Lyon

por Alain Mille Ăšltima modificaciĂłn 02/12/2010 17:58

28 septembre 2009

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PROGRAMME

 

9h30 Introduction aux thèmes de recherches et actions correspondantes (Alain Mille) (15’)

9h45 Conférenciers invités :

Jerry Andriessen

Wise&Munro Learning Research, Den Haag, NL


Title: The KP-Lab experience: integration issues in a European project with 25 partners

KP-Lab is an integrated project, funded by the European Commission, for a period of 5 years to develop technology which supports knowledge creation, that is, collaborative construction of knowledge artifacts, in learning contexts as well as in professional practice. Integrated projects are the flagships of the European Commission, and have to show that our research can really make a difference, for education and innovation of practice.

Currently, after 3.5 years, the project is in a deep crisis, caused by deep and often irreparable differences in viewpoints between various stakeholders in the project: researchers and technicians, national research traditions, scientific disciplines, learning and research paradigms, educational systems, local interests of partners, overall management, scientific management, cultural differences in communication styles, the role of artificial intelligence, and, finally, the role of reviewers and the European officer in evaluating and managing the project.

In this contribution, I will try and explain the theoretical background of the project, the main objectives and the approach for developing a system and research. Also, the goal of integrated projects from an EC perspective will be discussed. Then, I will address various types of differences in the project and its management, and the various manners in which the driving forces of the project have been frustrated (or facilitated).

I will try and rise above the level of anecdote and apply Allwood’s maxim of ethical consideration to some types of conflicts, to arrive at conclusions and recommendations for future collaboration in Europe.

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Yannis Dimitriadis , Professor of telematics Engineering
(
http://titan.tel.uva.es/wikis/yannis/images/1/1b/Dimitriadis_cv_nsf_20090206.doc),
and director of the interdisciplinary group GSIC/EMIC
(
http://gsic.tel.uva.es/index.php?lang=en)

Title: Rapid and flexible collaborative knowledge construction with Group Scribbles
Short abstract: This talk aims to present a review of an international joint research work on GroupScribbles (groupscribbles.sri.com/) during the last 3 years. This tool aims to provide support for lightweight, flexible coordination that may allow rapid collaborative knowledge construction in wireless classes. Besides the design principles and tensions, the talk will present some experiences that were carried out in Spain, Singapore and USA, hat focus on the affordances of the tool with respect to improvisation and flexibility, as well as some issues related to its adoption by teachers.

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11h30 Pause

11h45 Table ronde sur les questions de recherche du PPF :

  •  Jacques Wallet, UniversitĂ© de Rouen.
  • Alain Mille PPF Apprentice, UniversitĂ© de Lyon
  • Luc Trouche, Eductice, INRP Lyon
  • Jerry Andriessen, Department of Pedagogical and Educational Sciences, Utrecht University.
  • Yannis Dimitriadis, Professor of telematics Engineering and director of the interdisciplinary group GSIC/EMIC.
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12h45 DĂ©jeuner

14h30  ExposĂ©s scientifiques PPF (25 minutes + 10 minutes questions)



Prométhée

Christine Develotte

Aspects cognitifs et relationnels de l'enseignement/apprentissage en ligne : analyses pluri-disciplinaires.
Nous passerons d’abord en revue les diffĂ©rentes perspectives de recherche dans lesquelles les chercheurs du groupe sur la Professionnalisation des MĂ©tiers liĂ©s aux Tice (PromĂ©thĂ©e) ont travaillĂ© depuis 2 ans. Puis nous illustrerons notre propos par l’exemple d’une recherche conduite, en 2008-2009, avec Nicolas Guichon et Caroline Vincent. Dans un environnement multimodal (Skype) nous avons Ă©tudiĂ© l’utilisation des diffĂ©rents outils de communication (textuel, audio, visio) et plus prĂ©cisĂ©ment l’utilisation de la webcam par cinq futurs enseignants de français langue Ă©trangère, Ă  travers une mĂŞme tâche, dans un cours de formation Ă  l’enseignement en ligne synchrone dispensĂ© dans  M2 de Lyon 2.

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ScenEdit

Valérie Emin & Jean-Philippe Pernin

ScenEdit : un environnement graphique d'aide à la scénarisation pédagogique
Cette présentation concerne ScenEdit, un environnement graphique de conception et d’édition de scénarios pédagogiques réalisé en collaboration avec des enseignants du secondaire. Cet environnement s’appuie sur le modèle conceptuel ISiS (Intentions-Strategies-interactional Situations), élaboré pour structurer la démarche de conception de scénarios pédagogiques utilisant les technologies numériques. Ce modèle orienté par les intentions permet l’expression et la formalisation des intentions et des stratégies du concepteur. Il a également pour but de favoriser la réutilisation et le partage de scénarios pédagogiques entre concepteurs. Nous présenterons les principaux concepts du modèle et un exemple de scénario pour illustrer notre modèle à l'aide de l’environnement ScenEdit dont nous présenterons les fonctionnalités et caractéristiques principales.

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LEAD

Kristine Lund, Gregory Dyke, Jean-Jacques Girardot

Multimodal reformulation during shared synchronous note-taking and its potential pedagogical consequences for teachers and students
In this presentation, we show how analyses of teacher-talk and student note-taking performed by dyads within a computer-mediated shared text-writing interface can illustrate the ways in which talk is reformulated into writing and restructured, paving the way for deeper analyses concerning student knowledge construction. Note-taking is viewed as an epistemic activity to be cultivated within pedagogical situations.  We also show how student coordination in the note-taking space can influence possibilities for collaborative knowledge structuring and we illustrate the opportunities that viewing students’ note-taking gives teachers. Analyses are carried out with Tatiana (Trace Analysis Tool for Interaction ANAlysts) the four main functionalities of which are synchronization, transformation, analysis and visualization of interaction data.

16h30 Discussion, clĂ´ture (Alain Mille)

 

Liens en relation

 

Thot - Cursus - Le monde de la formation Ă  distance

 

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