an interactive video and office mix presentation in educational management

An Interactive Video with PowerPoint and Office Mix Presentation in Educational Management

An Interactive Videowith PowerPoint and Office Mix Presentation in Educational Management

Prepared by: Mrs. Caroline N. Gabis

P rofessor: Dr. Luzviminda Q. Ramos

Click to edit Master text stylesYour Ideas Matter

How does environment affect your teaching?

Click to edit Master text stylesElements in the Environment of Education

Reference:Video-lecture Education Trends And Management

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Apatternof gradualchangein acondition,output, orprocess, or anaverageorgeneraltendency of a series ofdatapointsto move in a certain directionover time, represented by a line or curve on agraph.

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Click to edit Master text styles The Ten Educational Trends for 2015

Click to edit Master text stylesTen Educational Trends for 2015

Trend 1. Cultural1.1. Learner agency-A key trend that has characterised the move away from industrial Trend 2: Maker culture-a desire to use technology for active creation rather than passive consumption.

The five key areas of change provide a context for understanding how the trends may develop, and where were likely to see the impact of what is happening.


Trend 3: Learning analytics

is the collection, analysis and reporting of large datasets relating to learners and their contexts. As more and more learning activities take place digitally, and as more and more data is gathered about learners progress.

Click to edit Master text stylesrefers to the merging of previously discrete and separately used technologiesTrend 4: Digital convergence

Click to edit Master text stylesTrend 5: Networked organisationsA networked organisation is one that understands two key ideas: a) that each person within that organisation can make a personal contribution to the evolution of the organisationb) that the organisation itself is part of a global set of connections, groups and individuals, able to communicate with anyone and make visible its work.

Click to edit Master text stylesTrend 6: Learner orientation

A learner-oriented system instead places the learner at the centre of all decision making. The rise of interest in and application of the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is one indicator of this trend.

Click to edit Master text stylesTrend 7: Innovation and entrepreneurship

The ability to innovate and find new ways of doing things will define the success of individuals, communities and countries into the 21st Century.

Click to edit Master text stylesTrend 8: Global connectedness

is driven by the changing demographics in our nation and our schools, a global marketplace, competition from emerging economies, rising inequity and the power of digital technologies to empower learners who connect to learn and grow.

Click to edit Master text stylesTrend 9: Inclusive Design

Inclusive design ensures that students identities, languages, abilities, and talents are recognised and affirmed and their learning needs are addressed.

Click to edit Master text stylesTrend 10: New approaches to assessment

This is something that can occur at any time during the learning process, and often does in the form of feedback from the teacher and peers. This sort of feedback particularly useful is when it is (a) timely, (b) objective and (c) relevant to the learner. References:http://www.core-ed.org/http://www.edweek.org/ew/marketplace/books/sneak-peek-21-trends-for-the-21st-century-gary-marx.html

Click to edit Master text styles THANK YOU ALL THE BEST INNOVATORS!
