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Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization IBECON 2016 | November 2016 Olena Mykhailenko & Todd Blayone University of Ontario Institute of Technology Oshawa, Ontario, Canada Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

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Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

IBECON 2016 | November 2016

Olena Mykhailenko & Todd Blayone University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Oshawa, Ontario, Canada

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

What is “democratized learning”?

1. Focused on processes of learning

2. Addresses an educational paradox

3. Positioned within the discourse on “deepening democracy”

A boundary construct

4. Constructivist epistemology

5. Construes digital technologyas amplifiers of learning

Communication DeliberationFreedom Negotiation

CommunityCulture

Collaboration

TrustPost-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd BlayoneEILAB, UOIT

What is Democratized Digital Learning?

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd BlayoneEILAB, UOIT

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd BlayoneEILAB, UOIT

Construing Context: Culture and Digital Learning

Value dimensions

Measurablepredispositions

Vygotskyand Dewey

Values as the core of culture, and

predispositions for behaviour

“Culture is collective

 programming of the

mind.” (Hofstede, 1991)

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd Blayone, EILAB, UOIT

Canada-Ukraine Pilot, Learning and Research Project

Findings: Digital Competencies

Frequency of activity measured on 5-point scale with 1=“never,” 2=“few times a year,” 3=“few times a month, 4=“few times a week,” 5=“daily.” Activity related confidence measured on 5-point scale with 1=“do not know how to use; not confident,” 2=“not confident, require assistance to use,” 3=“confident, can solve some problems, 4=“fairly confident, can use with no assistance,” 5=“very confident, can teach others how to use.” Italicized items are those identified as relevant to social constructivist online learning and fall below the “few times a month” threshold.

Informational Dimension Analysis

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd BlayoneEILAB, UOIT

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd BlayoneEILAB, UOIT

Findings: Cultural Values

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd BlayoneEILAB, UOIT

Findings: Student FeedbackKey Themes

Post-Industrial Learning: Digital Technology, Culture and Democratization

Olena Mykhailenko, Todd BlayoneEILAB, UOIT

Next Steps, Future Opportunities