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Welcome to EDIM 501 Live! : Welcome to EDIM 501 Live! We’ll begin at 7:00 pm Eastern Time Tuesday, Nov. 10 ~~ Mr. Hahn ~~ Audio Tips: If you have headphones, make sure they are live. If your audio isn’t working, unplug/replug headset. In case of other problems, log out and back in again. General: your WiZiQ prefs are under the gear above our names Open chat before and after class. On-topic during class.

Agenda : Agenda Review & VoiceThread Language & Emotion Metaphor, Motivation, Mindsight Course Paper

What Should You Be Learning… : What Should You Be Learning… … about Cognition and Technology? Background: How the Brain works Insight: Brain strength/weakness Cognition: How we think & learn Pedagogy: Best practices Technology: Applications

Big Ideas: : Big Ideas: Importance of learning in global context: 3 R’s: Rigor, Relevance, Relationships Whole Brain: using Built-In abilities Designed by imperfect evolution: What does the brain do well, and not well? Every brain different; No Average Emotion required for thinking & learning Subconscious processes most powerful We are social learners

We Studied Perception : We Studied Perception Vision: we construct more like an artist than a photographer Every Image is an act of creation .. So is every memory

We Studied Language : We Studied Language Acquiring oral language is natural Written language is not natural 8 mo: sounds learned

We Lose What We Don’t Use : We Lose What We Don’t Use Born with all neurons Adult-like after 1 year By age 3: 1000 trillion connections (2 x adult) Neurons & synapses not used are pruned

We Studied Emotion : We Studied Emotion Emotion focuses the brain’s perception & learning engine Without emotion, there’s little meaningful learning Emotion is universal. Language is not.

Questions? : Questions?

Metaphor : Metaphor Linking two non-obvious ideaswith a meaningful relationship Ignore “simile/metaphor” distinction Creativity also links non-obvious ideas with meaningful relationships.

Motivation : Motivation Intrinsic/Extrinsic If brain not motivated … ? Motivation is the neglected heart of instruction ~John Keller Extrinsic motivation can undermine intrinsic motivation —Alfie Kohn, Deci & Ryan

Mindsight : Mindsight What is it? Again, we’re brilliant? What autistics can’t do! Autistics need formal instruction to interpret mindsight The “Autistic Spectrum”

Questions? : Questions?

Course Project : Course Project Select a “sense” (from Pink) or topic from course. Submit title by Friday. Part 1: Relate cognitive science or neuroscience Part 2: Apply to pedagogy and educational technology

Course Project - 2 : Course Project - 2 Discussions: prepared you to think about teaching/learning from a brain perspective. Review Unit 7, Topics C & D Topic C: What our brains do well… and what they don’t do very well Topic D: Examples of how technology may support cognition-based learning

Course Project - 3 : Course Project - 3 Directions in syllabus and in Assignment Directions in Moodle Three-page maximum each part. Images, screenshots, references, title page extra. Cite course references as well as your own references

Course Project Style : Course Project Style APA style Double-spaced, 12-pt Times New Roman Academic writing style (evidence-based, objective, concise) Include your own synthesis & experience Written with Master’s Level Proficiency!

Sample Topics (more in directions) : Sample Topics (more in directions) Developing Design Skills through 3D Constructive Solid Modeling With Google SketchUp. Producing Team-Based Multimedia YouTube Videos Incorporating Curriculum Content To Help Next Year’s Students.

Course Project Evaluation : Course Project Evaluation Demonstrates:understanding of course content Engages Big Ideas from Pink & course Narrative builds to explain & connect: Neuroscience/cognition ? Pedagogy Pedagogy ? Technology (how it’s used)

Questions? : Questions?

Parting Thought : Parting Thought We learn naturally by examples stories analogies Use where you can in discussions.

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