Digital learning environments characterized by problem- and project-centered, student-centered, collaborative, communicative, customized, productive and lifelong learning¶

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Description¶

The report enumerates the characteristics learning takes on once digital content is integrated into curriculum: problem and project centered, student-centered, collaborative, communicative, customized, productive, and lifelong at anytime from anywhere. It states that "the learning process becomes" these things when digital content is integrated, with teachers acting as facilitators within a learning team that includes students, parents, peers and outside experts. The pattern describes how a school-level learning environment is reorganized around these characteristics.

Design Implications¶

Context¶

Requirements¶

Digital content must first be integrated into the curriculum by skilled teachers with clear educational objectives.

Constraints¶

The report notes teachers and students face an increased responsibility to respect copyright and trademark laws in a digital environment.

Target Learners¶

K-12 students

Target Goals¶

inquiry, collaboration, communication, self-directed learning, and content production

Claims¶

Collaborative making project pattern: multi-material, digitally enhanced, holistic, thematically anchored

Dynamic characteristics of digital content: randomly accessed, authentic, multi-level, interactive, manipulatable, instantaneous and creative

Examples¶

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Key Sources¶

The Power of Digital Learning: Integrating Digital Content. The CEO Forum School Technology and Readiness Report, Year Three. (2000). https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED447781

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`title`	`Digital learning environments characterized by problem- and project-centered, student-centered, collaborative, communicative, customized, productive and lifelong learning`
`description`	`The report enumerates the characteristics learning takes on once digital content is integrated into curriculum: problem and project centered, student-centered, collaborative, communicative, customized, productive, and...`
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