13-18 March 2016
Academia Sinica
Asia/Taipei timezone

Educational Informatics: A Paradigm Shift for IT-enhanced Education

16 Mar 2016, 14:30
30m
BHSS, Conf. Room 1 (Academia Sinica)

BHSS, Conf. Room 1

Academia Sinica

Oral Presentation Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS) Applications Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences Session I

Speakers

Dr Ti-Chuang Chiang (the Division of Medical Informatics, College of Medicine, NTU) Dr Tosh Yamamoto (Kansai University)

Description

This paper proposes a new realm of research field for ICT-enhanced learning, called educational informatics. While arguing the pros and cons of the current issues surrounding the ICT-enhanced education, it is proposed that there should be a need for a research field to measure and visualize the learning effectiveness in the scientific way. In order to achieve such goal, there should be an immediate need for achieving consensus on SOP for educational informatics. Key Words: Constructivism, Educational Paradigm Shift, Educational Informatics, ICT, SNS, SOP.

Summary

This paper proposes a new realm of research field for ICT-enhanced learning, called educational informatics. While arguing the pros and cons of the current issues surrounding the ICT-enhanced education, it is proposed that there should be a need for a research field to measure and visualize the learning effectiveness in the scientific way. In order to achieve such goal, there should be an immediate need for achieving consensus on SOP for educational informatics.
Observing the current trend in the development of ICT surrounding education, there are fundamental concepts and the guideline for driving us into the future design for education. This paper will walk the reader through the process of thinking the educational trend critically and then propose an optimal Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the future design for education enhanced with ICT.

Primary author

Dr Tosh Yamamoto (Kansai University)

Co-author

Dr Ti-Chuang Chiang (the Division of Medical Informatics, College of Medicine, NTU)

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