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CAT HERDING OR COLLABORATIVE LEARNING?

Teaching the Reluctant Teacher in Moodle:

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Your hostDr Stephen DannSenior Lecturer, MarketingSchool of ManagementThe Australian National University

One of those front line grunts who teaches students

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The Late Adopter• Why so resistant?– Late to the party

– New to the university

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What motivates the late?

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What makes up the late adopter?

Three R• Reluctance• Reticence• Resistance

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Reluctance• Five features

– Relative advantage– Compatibility– Complexity– Trialability– Observability

• Rogers (1995)

If we’re not actually better than what they’re

already doing…what are we thinking

when we ask for change?

Rogers, M.R. (1995) Diffusion of Innovations, 2nd edn. London: MacMillan.

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Reticence• Resisting the desire not

to ask– not revealing one's

thoughts or feelings readily

• “Everyone else can do this already, why can’t I?”

Don’t tell people you’re tracking data on the help menu functions

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Resistance• Just because I’m last,

non-compliant, and doing things the hardest way I can, it doesn’t mean I’m wrong

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Two things to knowInnovation Theory + Change Management

Minimum Viable Presence

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Innovation Cycle

Rogers, M.R. (1995) Diffusion of Innovations, 2nd edn. London: MacMillan.

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Barriers to Change• What do our late adopters feel they give to use

Moodle?– What worries them?– Do they feel confident they can do it?

• Why haven’t they done it in the past?• If they have, why did they quit?

– What costs are perceived?

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 Lewin's Change Management ModelBecause everyone loves models

• Unfreeze– Accept the need to change

• Change– Do things differently

• Refreeze– Reseal the deal

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Minimum Viable Presence

Managing the Flamingo

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We are not the minimum standard adopters

• We care about what happens behind the curtain…– Who is back there anyway?

– Is that the mysterious G.I. Thub, guardian of the repository?

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Playing the Bloom Game• Dealing from the

bottom of the deck– Aim for remembering– Hope for understanding– Celebrate Applying

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Minimum Viable Presence

• Upload a file

• Create a label

• Provide a link

• Create an assessment

• Know when they don’t know

• Not break anything intentionally

• Know when something is broken

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Minimum VALUE Presence

• Joy of creation Moodle

• Personally getting something useful out it

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MVP Requires Planning

• How little is enough?

• What is the default?– one hour session? – one page?– One take home?

• One weird trick?

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Experience of Training• Technical Skills

– Basics

• Personal Skills– Resilience

• Emotional Skills– The Joy of Moodle

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Personal skills• Resilience

– capacity to recover quickly from difficulties

– Knowing when to go for help

– Learning to break things in style

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QUESTIONS?