Скачать или смотреть GLC Summit 2017: GLC Working Group (II)

On 29th-30th June 2017 international experts and key stakeholders came together in Berlin for the GLOBAL LEARNING COUNCIL SUMMIT 2017. After previous meetings in Pittsburgh and Singapore the Summit did focus on education biographies and lifelong learning, discussing the following questions:

What are the necessities for and opportunities of a successful digital transformation throughout the entire educational chain? How can separate solutions and existing best practices be connected in a holistic picture of a future digitally enhanced education landscape?

THE GLOBAL LEARNING COUNCIL (GLC) brings together leaders from the global academic, industry and for-profit sectors to develop standards, ethics, and protocols that promote collaboration and scale up best practices for technology-enhanced learning.

GLC Working Group (II):
GLC WHITEPAPER ON BEST PRACTICES FOR TEL IN GLOBAL CROSS CULTURAL CONTEXTS
Amy Ogan & Judith Uchidiuno (Carnegie Mellon University)

How can we best leverage technology to teach to a global, multi-cultural group of learners? Are perceived differences in how students from different cultures learn “real”? If so, how should these differences be accounted for when designing or utilizing technology-based teaching tools? What about when the educator and students are in remote locations with limited bandwidth and constrained resources? This session did describe the work to date aimed at examining these questions and converging on best practices for technology designers, educators and learners to
best teach and learn in a global, cross-cultural context.

Further Information about GLC: www.globallearningcouncil.org