Blended undervisning og metarefleksioner

– kompetenceudvikling i tværprofessionelt underviserregi

Forfattere

  • Anne Winther Jensen UCSJ
  • Jan Ohrt Nissen Professionshøjskolen Absalon

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7146/lom.v12i22.115635

Resumé

Artiklen formidler erfaringer med at gennemføre et forløb for opkvalificering af e-læringsundervisere (blended undervisning) fra fire uddannelser på Professionshøjskolen Absalon. Forløbet var del af et tre-årigt udviklingsprojekt. Projektets teoretiske forankring var Design Based Research og pragmatisme, og forløbet for underviserne var derfor bygget op med henblik på både teoriudvikling og udvikling af undervisernes egne blendede forløb. En fællesdel i forløbet var derudover udvikling af en didaktisk ramme ift. blendede forløb, mens det for de deltagende underviser indebar udvikling af både e-didaktiske og teknologiske kompetencer. Erfaringerne fra forløbet peger på, dels det udbytterige i samtidigt at opkvalificere underviserne ift. e-didaktik og teknologi, dels at knytte udviklingsdelen tæt til undervisernes egen undervisningsvirkelighed. Derudover peger erfaringerne på fordele ved at lade undervisere fra forskellige professionsområder indgå i fælles opkvalificeringsforløb, da divergerende holdninger til blended læring sættes i spil og gensidigt udfordrer hinanden. En hel særlig erfaring er betydningen af tilbagevendende meta-refleksioner ift. undervisernes egen praksis med studerende ud fra erfaringer med selv at være “studerende” i opkvalificeringsforløbet, idet metarefleksionerne øjensynligt befordrer en udvikling af den enkelte undervisers undervisning, hvor fokus er på den studerendes perspektiv. 

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Forfatterbiografi

Jan Ohrt Nissen, Professionshøjskolen Absalon

Cand.mag.

Lektor ved Professionshøjskolen Absalon, Sygeplejerskeuddannelsen

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16-01-2020

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Jensen, A. W., & Nissen, J. O. (2020). Blended undervisning og metarefleksioner: – kompetenceudvikling i tværprofessionelt underviserregi. Tidsskriftet Læring Og Medier (LOM), 12(22). https://doi.org/10.7146/lom.v12i22.115635

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