Goal statement 2015

During 2015 eduToolkit will offer Microsoft’s training for 21st Century Learning Design (21CLD). The educational resources shared by eduToolkit will model and demonstrate 21st Century Learning Design in education. Teachers Open Online Learning for professional development is based on P2P review, where teachers develop skills from practice and reflection. Digital badges are used as micro-credential during assessment. The workshops held in the collaboration circles will be facilitated by our qualified Microsoft Innovative Educator Trainer Jonas Bäckelin.

Equipping teachers with the capacity to create a learning environment that will enable 21st century skills for students (Angela Shaerer)

Mission statement for 2015:

Based on the Competency Framework for Educators (UNESCO ICT-CFT) our aim is to model and demonstrate 21st Century Learning Design (21 CLD) in education. You will during the first level develop the competencies needed for teaching with technology (TwT) and be eligible for the Microsoft Certified Educator (MCE) certification. The second level consist of a training program for 21st Century Learning Design (21CLD) divided into 8 sessions.

1. Session: The foundation
2. Session: Collaboration
3. Session: Knowledge Construction
4. Session: Use of ICT for Learning
5. Session: Self-Regulation
6. Session: Real-World Problem-Solving and Innovation
7. Session: Skilled Communication
8. Session: Reflection and Impact

Learning outcome:

• Analyze and ‘code’ learning activities to see how deeply they integrate 21st century skills
• Collaborate in designing new learning activities that provide deeper 21st century skills development
• Examine the impact of these learning activities on students’ work
• Use ICT as part of the learning process

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