LÆR2006

Professional digital competence for school

Spring

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

9 candidates

Average grade

B

3.67

0.61

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

Professional digital competences will qualify the students to use digital learning- and teaching strategies in a didactical context. The course content consists of workshops with various media and different technological modes to teaching, including theory and discussions about what it means to be a child/adolescent in a digital age. The course content is divided into three central themes:

  • learning areas and didactics in a digital age
  • rooms for learning in a digital context
  • the teacher as a mediator in formal and informal learning situations

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

The student

  • has broad knowledge about how societal digital development expands and transforms the school’s learning areas, content, working methods, and forms of assessment
  • has broad knowledge about digital areas that provide possibilities for, and at the same time challenges, participation in democratic and cultural processes
  • has broad knowledge about communication, target-group assessment, and audience awareness in a digital age
  • has knowledge of digital skills as a pedagogical concept both contemporary and historically as well as the place and uniqueness of digital technologies in society
  • has broad knowledge of research and development work as well as theory of the use of digital technology in an educational and didactic context

Skills

The student

  • can work with digital and multimodal strategies in a didactical context
  • can apply professional knowledge and relevant results from research and development work on practical and theoretical issues and make reasoned choices
  • can carry out teaching and learning in digital environments which promotes subject disciplinary, creative, and social learning processes
  • can carry out an original and scoped development project according to current standards in research ethics

General competence

The student

  • has insight into relevant subject disciplinary, professional, and research ethical issues
  • can communicate key subject matter such as theories, issues and solutions in writing, orally, and through other relevant forms of expression
  • knows about innovation processes when it comes to the use of digital technology in school contexts
  • can exchange views and experiences with others with a background in educational use of digital technology and thereby contribute to the development of good practice
  • can contribute to critique and developmental work of, and within, general subject didactics through the application of professional digital competence

Teaching methods

  • Workshops and group-work with media and technological modes to learning
  • Carry out a lesson plan with the aid of digital strategies, including presentation related to own lesson plan
  • Written task with analysis of own lesson plan related to PDC
  • Response to peer-students