A great start to the morning learning about another part of the kaupapa, the great word 'Ubiquitous'. The idea of learning any time, any where, any pace and from anyone. (A4)
Digital Technology has removed the barriers of learning and given opportunities for new ways of learning. NOW Learning is accessible outside the school hours. Rewindable learning makes learning more accessible for our learners. The learners can go at their own pace - they can slow down or speed up.
Reflecting on the Kaupapa of the Manaiakalani Programme in light of COVID 19, whether you did Lockdown: Season 1 or Seasons 2/3/4, and YOUR readiness for ubiquitous learning...
What are you proud of? Our students were already familiar with the class site and how to access their learning. They could access their drive and find files shared in their folders or create files in the correct folders for their learning task. Lots of the students were able to create blog posts independently too.
Learning was available and accessible for our students and they completed the set tasks at their own pace. The feedback from the parents was very positive.
What do you regret? Nothing.
What have you taken forward into the ‘new’ era of schooling?
We use Google Meet on a wet day for our whole school morning Taumata.
We moved our Kawa of Care meetings with our Whanau to earlier in the year - making sure they were prepared if we has to move into another lockdown - Season 2 for Northland.
Kia Ora Alicia, I'm glad that you can see the benefit of creating ubiquitous learning opportunities, and how during things like lockdowns we really have to put it into practice. It sounds like you have some digital wizzes in your classroom, what a great way to make developing skills to use the tools fun.
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