This book focuses on approaches to teaching and learning that integrate emerging technologies to enhance the quality of education. It brings together conceptual and empirical insights to elaborate on the design of effective programs, educational policies and educational administration requirements.
Innovation and Teaching Technologies: New Directions in Research, Practice and Policy
β Scribed by Marta Peris-Ortiz, Fernando J. GarrigΓ³s-SimΓ³n, Ignacio Gil PechuΓ‘n (eds.)
- Publisher
- Springer International Publishing
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 153
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book focus on organizational changes that are taking place in higher education. Universities are currently experiencing a period of change and restructuring into what is known as the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). EHEA represents a process of educational reform based on three types of transformations: structural, curricular and organizational. The integration of universities in this new EHEA is bringing conceptual and methodological changes not just to the structure of university education, but also to the teaching-learning processes and the conditions under which they take place. EHEA is prompting a change in the teaching model towards the consideration of students as the main actors in the educational process. This change requires new teaching strategies where students are asked to resolve problems with tools provided by the teacher. This book presents ideas, results and challenges related to new information and communication technologies, innovations and methodologies applied to education and research, as well as demonstrating the latest trends in educational innovation.
β¦ Table of Contents
Front Matter....Pages i-xi
MOOCs, the Flipped Classroom, and Khan Academy Practices: The Implications of Augmented Learning....Pages 1-10
Lessons Learned Through Massive Open Online Courses....Pages 11-21
Integration of Virtual Teaching/Learning Environments in Higher Education for the Development of Formative Assessment in the Field of Accounting....Pages 23-29
Developing Moral Competence in Higher Education....Pages 31-39
Applying Concept Mapping: A New Learning Strategy in Business Organisation Courses....Pages 41-49
Pedagogical Innovation in Higher Education: Teachersβ Perceptions....Pages 51-60
Concept Mapping to Improve Higher Education....Pages 61-73
Studentsβ Performance with the Introduction of the Bologna Process: An Approach Via Quantile Regression....Pages 75-85
Exploring the Use of an ICT-Based Tool for Assessing Competencies in Postgraduate Students....Pages 87-97
A Proposal for Using Lego Serious Play in Education....Pages 99-107
Applying Teamwork Competence in a Company Course....Pages 109-116
Co-creation Innovation Model for Masters Programs in the Universities....Pages 117-125
Wearable Computers and Big Data: Interaction Paradigms for Knowledge Building in Higher Education....Pages 127-137
Designing Practical Activities for Skills Development....Pages 139-147
Back Matter....Pages 149-152
β¦ Subjects
Innovation/Technology Management; Educational Technology
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