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Session Submission Type: Symposium
A landmark symposium, held at PME-NA in 2002, opened with the sentence “New theoretical, methodological, and design frameworks for engaging classroom learning are provoked and supported by the highly interactive and group-centered capabilities of a new generation of classroom–based networks.” Since that time, researchers have used the new technology affordances to design activities, software, and pedagogies to structure productive learning experiences. This symposium, 10 years later, aims to (1) review and reflect on the major research findings (2) present and discuss refinements to theory (3) share and cross-fertilize design frameworks and (4) raise and debate the important issues that lie ahead. Perspectives ranging from design to discourse to methodology and evaluation will be represented and engaged in panel discussion.
Creativity: Pedagogical Moves in a Generative Classroom - Sarah M. Davis, National Institute of Education - Nanyang Technological University
Collaboration: Activity Designs and Pedagogy to Enhance Small-Group Learning - Tobin White, University of California - Davis
Missing Resources for Learning in Network-Supported Mathematics Learning? - Nancy Ares, University of Rochester
Methodogy: Inclusive Regression Discontinuity Designs in Analyses of the Effectiveness of Middle-School Mathematics Intervention - Walter M. Stroup, The University of Texas - Austin; Guadalupe Carmona, The University of Texas - Austin; Vinh Pham, Landmark College; Celeste Alexander, The University of Texas - Austin
Assessment Design: Network-Based Environments as and for Formative Assessment and Evaluation of Student Thinking - Guadalupe Carmona, The University of Texas - Austin