Cultural Issues in the Design of Technology‐Enhanced Learning Systems
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Auteurs : Ai-Yen Chen [Singapour] ; Azam Mashhadi [Singapour] ; Daniel Ang [Singapour] ; Nancy Harkrider [Singapour]Source :
- British Journal of Educational Technology [ 0007-1013 ] ; 1999-07.
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- Abstract problem, Azam mashhadi, British journal, Chan collins, Chat groups, Chen, Collaborative, Collaborative environment, Communication system, Communication technologies, Component skills tasks, Cultural assumptions, Cultural issues, Cultural sensitivity, Curriculum design, Curriculum journal, Curriculum studies, Dialogue flow, Different contexts, Direct communication, Doctoral candidate, Educational technology, English language, Extensive trust building, Global education, Harkrider, Higher education, Hong kong english, Instructional, Instructional design, Instructional design issues, Instructional designers, Interactive multimedia, Learner, Merit consideration, Multimedia, Multimedia communication, Nancy harkrider, Nanyang, National institute, Novice teachers, Oral discourse, Other educators, Other issues, Particular concerns, Particular reference, Pedagogical considerations, Physical fidelity, Pilot study, Policy makers, Project success, Project teams, Reflective, Reflective inquiry, Reflective space, Research interests, Singapore, Singaporean, Singaporean multicultural society, Social interaction, Student teachers, Surrogate school experience, Technological tools, Technology agency, Trust building, Uniform expertise, Virtual environment, Whole tasks.
Abstract
The pervasive influence of culture should be regarded as a significant concern in the design of technology‐enhanced learning systems. In fact, it has been included as one of the five essential foundations of effective student‐centred learning environments (Chen and Mashhadi, 1998). The other foundations are psychological, pedagogical, technological, and pragmatic. This article will focus mainly on the cultural and pedagogical considerations in the design of student‐centred learning systems with particular reference to three cases in Singapore. The experiences will illustrate some of the challenges and problems in designing and implementing learning systems in three different contexts: local‐institutional, trans‐institutional, and global. Some of the instructional design issues include those articulated by Collins (1997) in his consideration for building a constructivist learning environment. They are related to learning goals such as thoughtfulness vs memorization, whole tasks vs component skills tasks, breadth vs depth of knowledge, diverse vs uniform expertise, understanding vs access, cognitive vs physical fidelity. Two other issues also merit consideration, namely authentic vs abstract problem solving, and multi‐directional and multimedia communication vs direct one‐way communication. In the design of three Singapore‐based learning systems, the cultural assumptions of prevailing beliefs about education, the values of Singaporean multicultural society, and the role of individuals in society were considered. Two of the systems were designed for student teachers and the third was meant for students collaborating on projects across schools and nations. Lessons learned from the three experiences will be discussed with a view to making recommendations to other educators, instructional designers and policy makers in their decisions regarding their use of technology‐enhanced learning systems to nurture a more independent, thoughtful, resourceful, creative and responsible generation of citizens.
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DOI: 10.1111/1467-8535.00111
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