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Becoming an Educational Change Agent

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By Josh Kim, Dartmouth College

Blended Librarian Webcast on Thursday, May 21, 2009 @ 3pm Eastern

by LearningTimes

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Polling Question:

Do you consider yourself an educational change agent?:

A)YesB)NoC)I wishD)Don’t believe in the concept

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Conversation

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Barbara [email protected]

Education: PhD in French Literature Yale University

Background:Senior Learning Technologist: DartmouthAdjunct Faculty Member : DartmouthFaculty: St. Mary's College of Maryland

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Joshua [email protected]

Education: PhD in Sociology (Demography) Brown University

Background:Senior Learning Technologist: DartmouthPart-Time Faculty: Dartmouth & Quinnipiac: Program Manager: Quinnipiac University OnlineProducer: Britannica.comFaculty: WVU

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My first exposure to educational technology

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Polling Question:

Best describes your job title:

A)Academic LibrarianB)Educational TechnologistC)InstructorD)Other

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Polling Question:

How long have you you worked in academe?

A)0 to 3 yearsB)4 to 7 yearsC)8 to 14 yearsD)15 years +

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Polling Question:

How long have you had your current job title?:

A)0 to 3 yearsB)4 to 7 yearsC)8 or more years

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Status Quo

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Status Quo

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change: from lecture to seminar

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Change: research based approach (how people learn)

http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=9457&page=18How People Learn: Bridging Research and Practice National Academies Press; June 2000)

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Change: recognizing multiple intelligences

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Change: The brain and how the mind works

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Active Learning

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Learner Centric Courses

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Social Learning

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Students as Knowledge Producers

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Information Abundance

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Communication and Collaboration

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Constructivism

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Change Agents

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Change Agents•Change agents are marginalized

•Change agents exist between cultures

•Change agents are not fully part of the cultures they work in

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Between Two Cultures

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Computing Faculty

Professor Charles Francis Xavier

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Question:

How has the role of instructional technologist evolved over the past decade, and where is the job going?

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Evolution of Our Jobs

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Question:

How much of our work is reactive, and how much of is advocacy for changes in instructional paradigms?

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Polling Question:

Is an aspect of your work trying to move towards a more proactive stance with faculty colleagues as well?

A)YesB)NoC)Not Sure

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Polling Question:

Would you characterize efforts to move to a more proactive relationship with faculty/instructor colleagues as successful?

A)YesB)NoC)Not Sure

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Question:

How are the roles between instructional designers and librarians demarcated, and where are they beginning to shift or merge?

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Polling Question:

Do you regularly work with learning technologists in your current role?

A)YesB)NoC)Does not apply

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Polling Question:

Did the title of the position you are in now exist 5 years ago?:

A)YesB)NoC)Not Sure

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Polling Question:

The tasks that you spend your time on now are:

A)Totally different from when I started this positionB)Have remained fairly constantC)I’m too new in my position to judge.

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Challenge:Communicating what a learning technologist does.

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Challenge:

Claiming the role of colleague with faculty as opposed to support staff.

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Polling Question:

Who would you characterize as your main clients – the people you work mostly with in your position?

A)FacultyB)StudentsC)About equal faculty and studentsD)Other

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Polling Question:

Does your work involve significant interaction with a course management system such as Blackboard?

A)YesB)NoC)Not applicable

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Polling Question:

In two sentences or less explain what a learning technologist does.

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Polling Question:

Do you feel like you have the opportunity to play a significant role in the strategic direction of your campus?

A)YesB)NoC)Not sure

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Polling Question:

Are learning technologist treated as colleagues by faculty at your institution?

a)Yesb)Noc)Depends on the Learning Technologist

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Challenge:

Getting a seat at the strategic table.

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Challenge:

Finding the right nudges to encourage instructors to partner with us in the course design and development process.

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Discussion Question:

What aspect(s) of the status quo are you trying to change in your institution?

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Discussion Question:

What do you see as the obstacles for catalyzing change?

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Discussion Question:

What are some effective strategies that you have employed to bring about change? Can you give specific examples?


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