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Discovering Rievaulx Abbey

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Focus: Personalisation - Agency

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Introduction and description of scenario

In this video scenario a virtual and individually 'commented' walk through the ruins of the Abbey will be created by the students reconstructing it from their own perspective. Their task was to discover Rievaulx Abbey by themselves using mobile and wearable devices. They will focus on reconstructing the historical spacial development of the building and its economic and social role before it was dissolved by Henry VIII in 1538. Also they will verbalise their individual perceptions in the moment, creating video diaries or video portfolios while walking through the ruins, visiting important points in the area which they choose beforehand.
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Enjoying the British summer!

Objectives of this scenario

  • using mobile devices to discover experiences in the field with students
  • developing an idea for a didactical setting that fosters personalisation, focusing on agency

Impact of the learning scenario on students

  • students take responsibility and ownership for their own learning processes
  • students learn how to make choices within their own education
  • students discover various kinds of media and become more competent in using them
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Free Apps
  • iMovie
  • BookCreator
  • VoiceMemo
  • GoogleEarth
Paid Apps
  • Tellagami

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  • iPads
  • Smart Phones
  • MacBook
  • Audiotour-Device

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Students involved in this scenario

Kugarajh Kanaganayagam (Bergen Metis), 
Tamsin Meany (Western Norway Uni. of Applied Sciences), 
Kathryn Holt  (CalStateTEACH), 
Marieke Oesterle (University of Education Karlsruhe), 
Emma Rimmereide (Western Norway Uni. of Applied Sciences), 
Elisabeth Sinnes (Western Norway Uni. of Applied Sciences)

How could this scenario be extended?

  • students compare their experiences visiting the Abbey with other classmates and/or share their products online
  • students create a whole virtual tour through the Abbey based on their video diaries or video portfolios




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  • Home
    • The Toolkit Manual
  • iPAC Framework
    • The iPAC sub-constructs >
      • Personalisation sub constructs
      • Authenticity sub constructs
      • Collaboration sub constructs
      • iPAC framework
      • iPAC sub-constructs
  • iPAC Surveys
  • Video scenarios
    • Personalisation videos >
      • Personalisation
      • Tutorials for refugees
      • Multilingual authoring for elementary students in Science and Languages
      • Student teachers learning ABOUT m-learning
      • Sensational square tale
    • Authenticity videos >
      • History Field Trips
      • Mobilising Statistics
      • Student Teacher Reflections
      • Measuring River Flow in geography fieldwork
      • Temperature Measurement in fieldwork
      • Measuring noise levels in a town
      • Interviewing inhabitants of Helmsley, North Yorkshire
      • Real Time Data Gathering
      • Using mobiles during a heritage visit to Rievaulx Abbey
      • Visiting Rievaulx Abbey
    • Collaboration video >
      • Personal Learning Networks for Teachers
      • Global Collaboration
      • Wiki Story
  • App Rubric
    • App Rubric
  • eBooks
  • Online Course
  • Network
  • Links
  • Impact
    • 5th e-Learning Awards