Implementering af læringsplatforme – Brug, værdier og samarbejde
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https://doi.org/10.7146/lom.v10i18.97013Keywords:
læringsplatform, digital læring, ImplementeringAbstract
I disse år implementeres læringsplatforme på de danske folkeskoler som en del af et stort nationalt initiativ. Disse platforme griber ind i og skaber nye betingelser for læreres arbejde med undervisning og skolernes kommunikation og samarbejde.
Denne artikel undersøger, hvordan skolerne forholder sig til læringsplatformene og implementeringen af dem, og hvilke udfordringer og mulighedsrum der opstår i den forbindelse. Artiklen er baseret på data fra forskningsprojektet “Anvendelse af digitale læringsplatforme og læremidler”, der med et pædagogisk/didaktisk, teknologisk og organisatorisk fokus har undersøgt 15 skolers anvendelse og ibrugtagning af læringsplatforme i vinter 2016/ forår 2017. Centrale resultater fra projektet præsenteres gennem to cases, der illustrerer centrale opmærksomhedspunkter og implementeringsudfordringer på skolerne.
Udfordringerne består især i, at platformenes rammer opleves at gøre det vanskeligt for lærere at bevare og udvikle veletablerede pædagogiske praksisser, uden deres værdigrundlag samtidig kompromitteres. I artiklen beskriver vi gennem de to cases, hvordan disse udfordringer kan imødegås, og hvilke problematikker der består.Downloads
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