An Inaugural Professorial Lecture Twenty-first-century developments in technology, education and design make it possible for learners to decide how, where and with whom they learn. However, current technology-rich learning development models need further work if they are to result in applications that enable learners to take full advantage of this situation. In her lecture, Professor Luckin discusses the empirical grounding of a new model: the Ecology of Resources model of context. This offers the foundation for a design framework to support the development of technology-rich learning to prepare learners to be able to take full advantage of all the resources available to them.
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Rosemary Luckin is Professor of Learner Centred Design in the London Knowledge Lab at the Institute of Education, University of London. Her research explores how to scaffold learning across multiple technologies, locations, subjects and times. She applies participatory methods to the development and evaluation of TEL. This work is interdisciplinary and investigates the relationship between people, their context, the concepts they are learning, and the resources at their disposal.
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