BYOD4L January 2015 > What happened?

Bring Your Own Devices for Learning

Chrissi Nerantzi Academic Developer Manchester Metropolitan University @chrissinerantzi

Sue Beckingham Academic Developer

Sheffield Hallam University

@suebecks

January 2015

5 Days of speedy

CPD

BYOD4L is one of them

Voices • personalisation, collaboration, informalisation

(Redecker et al, 2011)

• blending of formal & informal learning (Conole, 2013)

• call to open-up, join-up (European Commission, 2013)

• the danger of monocultures (Weller, 2014)

• lifewide curriculum (Jackson, 2014)

• recognising the positive impact of human interaction for learning

What did we want to explore...

Can we create an open learning ecology that enables learners to learn with and from each other in a supportive environment using authentic and inquiry-based pedagogical models?

How can we support open learners effectively to create the foundations of a vibrant learning community?

How can we scale open CPD through informal cross-institutional collaboration?

Can a facilitator and mentor

model work to support

participants?

BYOD4L is...

mobile

flexible

collaborative

authentic

autonomous

self-organised

self-determined

pick ‘n’ mix

supported

registration-free

for teachers & students

rewarding achievement

simplified inquiry-based learning

FISh model (Nerantzi & Uhlin, 2012)

using authentic stories student stories teacher stories

5Cs Connect Communicate

Curate Collaborate

Create

(Nerantzi & Beckingham, 2014)

The 5C framework for social learning

5C linear visualisation Nerantzi & Beckingham, August 2014)

5C non-linear visualisation Nerantzi & Beckingham, August 2014)

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5C plus visualisation (Nerantzi & Beckingham, 2014)

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Design for learning

Nerantzi & Beckingham (2014) based on Nerantzi, Uhlin & Kvarnström (2013)

Facilitated groups

https://byod4learning.wordpress.com/learning-together/

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Ellie Livermore, artist

11 collaborators

getting ready facilitator & mentor hangouts

10 January 2015

live link at http://answergarden.ch/view/80135

the BYOD4L team (Jan 2015)

2 organisers 21 facilitators (without organisers) 9 institutions 2 additional partners (US, Germany) 7 mentors 1 peer reviewer 1 artist

Ellie Livermore, artist

BYOD4L Facilitators & Mentors FB community

#BYOD4Lchat Join me on Twitter every day

8-9pm UK time. Remember to use the hashtag. ;)

“Fantastically chaotic”

Google + community

https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/115166756393440336480

10 January 2015: 129 members

Google + facilitated small groups •2 groups set-up in advance for up to 10 participants •2 facilitators per group •some participants signed-up the week before •All participants are made moderators

Group 1 (2 facilitators) 11 members 8 contributed – 3 only registered discussion, sharing experiences, contributions to Whitney’s Recipes Collection

Group 2 (2 facilitators) 5 members no participation

FB community Saturday 10 January 93 members

all time site visitors (11 January 15)

+87 other countries

all time site visitors (11 January 15)

Day 0 Sunday 11 January 15

intro superchat by #byod4lchat & #txeduchat

about badges

Day 0 Tweetchat code by Martin Hawskey visualisation for BYOD4L by Peter Reed

Day 1 Monday 12 January 15

http://nodexlgraphgallery.org/Pages/Graph.aspx?graphID=37244


Day 1 Wordpress Stats

Day 2 Tuesday 13 January 15



Day 3 Wednesday 14 January 15



Day 4 Thursday 15 January 15

Day 4



Day 5 Friday 16 January 15

https://twitter.com/debbaff/status/556176699260665858/photo/1

http://www.mobypicture.com/user/digisim/view/17750572

https://twitter.com/hack_kay/status/556204383067574272/photo/1



https://byod4learning.wordpress.com/creations/byod4l-recipes/

https://storify.com/BYOD4L

AnswerGarden snapshot 17 January 15

WordPress stats 1-2-3-4-5

Day Views Visitors Views per Visitor

Day 1 8 6 1,33

Day 2 11 6 1,83

Day 3 7 6 1,17

Day 4 17 8 2,13

Day 5 4 3 1,33

Google + & FB community members 1-2-3-4-5

Day Google + community

Facebook group

Before (end of BYOD4L v1 )

64 48

before BYOD4Lv2 95 65

end of BYOD4Lv2 108 82

just before BYOD4Lv3

129 93

Day 1 160 94

Day 2 162 101

Day 3 165 101

Day 4 166 102

Day 5 166 105

BYOD4L Twitter 1-2-3-4-5

Day tweets following followers tweets during tweetchat 8-9 #byod4lchat

before BYOD4Lv2

32 199 75 n/a

Day 1 620 413 331 609

Day 2 708 416 345 717

Day 3 762 426 356 745

Day 4 795 429 364 659

Day 5 877 434 368 396

#BYOD4Lchat

4 5

3 2 1

code by Martin Hawskey visualisation for BYOD4L by Peter Reed

1-5

7 days: total hits, last day 16 January 15

all times visitors

BYOD4L interactions 12-16 January 2015, created by Marc Smith @marc_smith

A massive thank you goes to all our facilitators, mentors,

collaborators & all who joined us

Chrissi @chrissinerantzi & Sue @suebecks

We have partnered up with

http://ict-rev.ecml.at/en-us/Team-and-partner

What next?

• evaluate 3rd iteration, refine approach further • evaluate institutional participation • badges, tweetchat research work-in-progress • participants’ experience research • identify value for participating institutions • offer follow-up initiative Flexible, Open, Social

Learning (FOSL) before the end of this academic year (might be a slightly longer initiative)

• identify when the BYOD4L will be offered again and identify collaborators

http://oer15.oerconf.org/

Join us for an open learning adventure in the future! Follow @byod4l for updates

Bring Your Own Device for Learning (BYOD4L)

BYOD4L is a truly open course for students and teachers, nothing is locked away or private and you won’t even need to register, who would like to develop their understanding, knowledge and skills linked to using smart devices. for learning and teaching in Higher Education For more info access https://byod4learning.wordpress.com/

Bring Your Own Devices for Learning

Chrissi Nerantzi Academic Developer Manchester Metropolitan University @chrissinerantzi

Sue Beckingham Academic Developer

Sheffield Hallam University

@suebecks

January 2015

Site: https://byod4learning.wordpress.com Twitter: @byod4l Storify: https://storify.com/BYOD4L

BYOD4L is one of them