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EDUCATIONAL AND LEARNING DESIGN Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Disciplinary Sector:
Special Didatics and Pedagogy
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
In-depth knowledge of the theories and principles of Didactics.
Knowledge of research methodologies in education
Knowledge of evaluation systems used in educational and school contexts.
Students should know and be able to use the main digital resources for teaching and commonly used technologies.
Objectives
Contents The course is divided into three modules: the first concerns educational design, trying to highlight the complexity of design competence within educational services. The second module is dedicated to learning design, intended as the Science of Teaching, proposing models for macro and micro design, also using technological devices. Finally, the third module will explore the dynamics used to design the most important educational mediator , i.e. the schoolbook.
Extended Syllabus The design is a primary competence for professionals working in educational services and schools.
The dimensions of design take on different perspectives and operational methods, according to the professional fields of application. The course will offer a detailed analysis of the methodologies of both educational and didactic design. As far as educational design is concerned, it will examine the methodologies and operational modes used in accordance with the principles of flexibility, innovation and sustainability. With regard to learning design, the criteria guiding the learning design process will be clarified in its macro (the curriculum and the annual work plan); meso (the modules and learning units) and micro (the individual work session) dimensions. The principle of anticipation and prediction are the perspectives that guide the teacher designer. Finally, a central issue for instructional design will be explored, that is, the issue of didactic transposition, the moment in which expert knowledge becomes knowledge to be taught and learned. In the context of this issue, the schoolbook will be discussed as an essential mediator in the teaching and learning process. The way in which it is designed and organised will be analysed, as well as the issues surrounding the choice, treatment and structuring of reference knowledge.
Recommended Bibliography 1) Rossi, P.G. & Pentucci, M. "Progettazione come azione simulata". Milano: Franco Angeli, 2021.
2) Pentucci, M. "Come da manuale". La trasposizione didattica nei contesti di insegnamento-apprendimento. Reggio Emilia: Junior.
3) Laici, Chiara (2021), Il feedback come pratica trasformativa nella didattica universitaria. Milano, Franco Angeli. (The book il available in e-book).
Background texts (recommended):
1. C. Laici, M. Pentucci (2020). DEPIT application: open and shared digital artefacts for visible design, Je-LKS, journal of e-learning and knowledge society, 16(4), 11-19.
2. M. Pentucci (2020). Evolutions in the Multimodal Design of Italian Textbooks. Social Science Learning Education Journal, 5(05), 6-14. ISSN: 2456-2408. DOI: https://doi.org/10.15520/sslej.v5i05.2903 .
Students wishing to study in English can replace Rossi and Pentucci's textbook with Laurillard, D. (2012). Teaching as a design science. Building Pedagogical Patterns for Learning and Technology. New York and London: Routledge.
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods The course comprises 72 hours of lectures and 150 hours of individual study.
The course includes theoretical lessons, supported by examples of design practices and practical lessons and workshops. Design activities, analysis of practices, video analysis, both individual and in groups, will be proposed.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Oral examination; During the year, case studies analysis and/or a partial test will be provided to the students.
The exams will be evaluated according to the following criteria: knowledge of the contents; ability to rework and argue according to the context; ability to grasp problems typical of professional contexts proposing solutions and management methods.
Contacts/More Information Students are invited to use the office hours also for didactic questions and requests for further information. Please book by e-mail at: maila.pentucci@unich.it
Teaching support activities and examinations can also be conducted in English.