Course overview
The aim of this course is to critically analyse current global trends in learning with digital technologies. Students will critically examine innovative practices in the use of digital technologies which will include examining the theories, research, approaches and safe practices that can enhance learning through their use. The course will explore the use of mobile technologies, gaming, and social media, and investigate current innovative approaches such as flipped classroom, personalisation, networked learners, digital footprints and differentiation.
Course learning outcomes
- Analyse a range of contemporary technologies and the trends of development
- Examine the theories and application of ubiquitous learning
- Evaluate and apply a range of digital technologies using appropriate pedagogical design for learning
- Critically appraise their impact on learners and learning
- Explore safe practices of using digital technologies in learning
- Critically analyse and develop strategies for differentiation
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