towards streamlined technology-driven orchestration for effective teaching
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Streamlined Orchestration
Streamlined Technology-driven orchestration
Towards Streamlined Technology-driven orchestration for Effective Teaching
Lighton Phiri1
Supervisors: Hussein Suleman1 and Christoph Meinel2
1 HPI-CS4A Research School, University of Cape Town2 Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam
March 6, 2017
Introduction (1)
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Formal learning spaces can become effective by supporting educators with orchestration.
http://www.uct.ac.za
Introduction (2)
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However, contemporary orchestration is challenging and arguably ad hoc.
Streamlined orchestration—attainable through explicit organisation of enactment activities using an orchestration workbench—could potentially make educators more effective.
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Study 1: Results and findings
Ad hoc vs. Organised Orchestration (T4E 2016).Lighton Phiri, Christoph Meinel and Hussein Suleman.
Organised orchestration perceived to be more effective.
Study 2: Results and findings
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Peer Tutoring Orchestration (CSEDU 2017).Lighton Phiri, Christoph Meinel and Hussein Suleman.
Scripting imposes acceptable orchestration workload.
Source: http://simba.cs.uct.ac.za/indefero
Study 3: Results and findings
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Streamlined Orchestration (Computers & Education 2016).Lighton Phiri, Christoph Meinel and Hussein Suleman.
Applicability of organised orchestration is feasible.
Source: https://youtu.be/x5s0aENwNMA
Study 4: Results and findings
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Reusable Virtual Orchestration Appliances (WIP: Technical Report 2017).Nabeel Parker, Morne Valentyn, Lighton Phiri, Christoph Meinel and Hussein Suleman.
It is feasible to integrate orchestration packages as OERs.
Source: http://simba.cs.uct.ac.za/indefero
Streamlined Orchestration
Streamlined Technology-driven orchestration
Towards Streamlined Technology-driven orchestration for Effective Teaching
Lighton Phiri1
Supervisors: Hussein Suleman1 and Christoph Meinel2
1 HPI-CS4A Research School, University of Cape Town2 Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam
March 6, 2017