Enhancing School Engagement in the New Normal: Strategies and Insights
Explore the concept of remote learning and its impact on school engagement in the new normal. Join the discussion with experts from various educational institutions, uncover case studies, and gain valuable insights to adapt to the changing educational landscape effectively.
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School Engagement in School Engagement in the New Normal the New Normal Chair: Rachel Tranter Facilitator: Devon Turner Host: Sarah Menary Featuring: - Hannah Sweetapple, Egypt Centre, Swansea University - Tom Briggs, Bletchley Park - Miranda Stearn, Cambridge University Museums
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Course Schedule Course Schedule 10:00 Intros and housekeeping 10:10 Sector landscape and new research 10:20 Case Study #1, Hannah Sweetapple, Egypt Centre 10:40 Case Study #2, Tom Briggs, Bletchley Park 11:00 Comfort break 11:05 Case Study #3, Miranda Stearn, University of Cambridge Museums 11:25 Questions 11:35 Breakout groups 11:50 Feedback & next steps 12:00 Finish
Learning outcomes Learning outcomes 01 02 03 Feel more confident to develop remote learning resources and to learn from the case study examples. Understand how to adapt school visits to be Covid secure, learning from the new Space for Learning guidelines. Be able to participate within a supportive network with other museum professionals exploring remote/virtual learning as well as Covid secure learning
What is remote learning? What is remote learning? Remote learning occurs when the learner and educator, or source of information, are separated by time and distance and therefore cannot meet in a traditional classroom setting. Information is typically transmitted via technology (email, discussion boards, video conference etc ) so that no physical presence in the classroom is required; otherwise, it would be Hybrid or Blended Learning. Remote learning is often referred to as Distance Education, Virtual Instruction, or Remote Training.
Further definitions Further definitions Blended learning combines in-classroom instruction with asynchronous exercises and content that is consumed outside the classroom. Hybrid learning on the other hand, is the method of teaching remote and in-person students at the same time via virtual instruction solutions. Remote learning can include access to physical materials and instructions sent out to participants. This method has been used by museums, galleries and heritage sites during lockdown. Museum remote learning examples include webinars, online activity packs, digital and print resources, printable worksheets, curator/educator talk videos, online tours, Facebook live presentations, and interactive video calls.
Remote Remote learning: learning: museums to watch
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Case Study #1 Hannah Sweetapple, Egypt Centre, Swansea University Supporting remote learning and developing a new online schools service at the Egypt Centre, Swansea
Case Study #2 Tom Briggs, Bletchley Park How to be effective at teaching in a virtual classroom
Comfort Break Comfort Break 5 minutes
Case Study #3 Miranda Stearn, University of Cambridge Museums Re-opening through to recovery: sharing experiences of planning for learning post re-opening
Breakout Groups Breakout Groups What have you learnt from the case studies? How do these examples relate to your own setting? What do you plan to do next as a result of attending this training?
Feedback and next steps How can you apply what you have heard today to your own museum context?
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