Innovation & Online Tutoring: Strategic Choices

Innovation & Online
Tutoring: Strategic Choices
ACTLA, San Diego
April 2018
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Session Objectives
Concrete examples of how various innovations (i.e. augmented
reality, audio, video & group engagement tools) can be deployed
within an online tutoring context
Framework for investigating how those technologies can influence
student learning and engagement
Understanding how tools may have a distinctive impact on the
phenomenon of online tutoring
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Agenda
Practical overview of various technologies that can enhance online
tutorials
Insights into theoretical underpinnings and principles that may help
in choosing certain technologies
Suggested empirical framework for investigating the impact of such
technology on student learning
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Overview of Innovations
in Online Tutoring Contexts
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
When was your very first email?
Where were you?
What was it about?
When did you start using email for education-related purposes?
What was the first app you ever loaded on your phone?
What was the first app you used for education purposes?
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Evolution of Online Tutoring Communication
& Content Sharing
Early Days…
In the 90s
Synchronous
Asynchronous
Open University UK
Purdue’s OWL 
First Online Tutoring
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Current State: Dynamic, Multi-Level Exchange
Group tutoring
Video
Voice
Mobile applications
Screen, Photo, & Document sharing
Simultaneous use of multiple modalities using various tools
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Rapid Advances & Possibilities
 
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Artificial Intelligence
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Mixed Reality
Possible Online tutoring or coaching scenarios
What technologies have you used for online
tutoring?
What has your experience been with them?
How have students responded?
How do you choose which innovation(s) to
use?
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Principles 
& Practice
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Research Basis
A large and growing knowledge regarding online
learning more generally.
However, little 
theoretical or empirical research on
the phenomenon of online tutoring.
Lots of 
anecdotal trial and error
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Principles to
Drive Practice
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
What factors most influence your own
contexts?
 
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Framework for Investigating
Student Learning and Online
Tutoring
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Small Group Exploration
Identify a 
new technology
 you’d like to implement for online
tutoring
What 
questions 
would you have about the technology & student
learning?
What 
steps
 would you take to study the impact?
How would you want to 
analyze & share
 your findings?
Worksheet
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Framework
 
Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018
Thank you!
Linda Bush, PhD
STEM
linda.bush@pearson.com
Allyson Tearnan, PhD
Writing & Humanities
allyson.tearnan@pearson.com
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Explore practical insights into deploying augmented reality, audio, video, and group engagement tools in online tutoring contexts. Understand the impact of various technologies on student learning and engagement, and gain a framework for investigating their effectiveness.

  • Online Tutoring
  • Innovations
  • Strategic Choices
  • Student Engagement
  • Technology Impact

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  1. Innovation & Online Tutoring: Strategic Choices ACTLA, San Diego April 2018 Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  2. Session Objectives Concrete examples of how various innovations (i.e. augmented reality, audio, video & group engagement tools) can be deployed within an online tutoring context Framework for investigating how those technologies can influence student learning and engagement Understanding how tools may have a distinctive impact on the phenomenon of online tutoring Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  3. Agenda Practical overview of various technologies that can enhance online tutorials Insights into theoretical underpinnings and principles that may help in choosing certain technologies Suggested empirical framework for investigating the impact of such technology on student learning Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  4. Overview of Innovations in Online Tutoring Contexts Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  5. When was your very first email? Where were you? What was it about? When did you start using email for education-related purposes? What was the first app you ever loaded on your phone? What was the first app you used for education purposes? Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  6. Evolution of Online Tutoring Communication & Content Sharing Early Days In the 90s Synchronous Asynchronous Open University UK Purdue s OWL First Online Tutoring Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  7. Current State: Dynamic, Multi-Level Exchange Group tutoring Video Voice Mobile applications Screen, Photo, & Document sharing Simultaneous use of multiple modalities using various tools Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  8. Rapid Advances & Possibilities Artificial Intelligence Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Mixed Reality Possible Online tutoring or coaching scenarios Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

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  10. What technologies have you used for online tutoring? What has your experience been with them? How have students responded? How do you choose which innovation(s) to use? Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  11. Principles & Practice Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  12. Research Basis A large and growing knowledge regarding online learning more generally. However, little theoretical or empirical research on the phenomenon of online tutoring. Lots of anecdotal trial and error Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  13. Principles to Drive Practice Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  14. What factors most influence your own contexts? Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  15. Framework for Investigating Student Learning and Online Tutoring Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  16. Small Group Exploration Identify a new technology you d like to implement for online tutoring What questions would you have about the technology & student learning? What steps would you take to study the impact? How would you want to analyze & share your findings? Worksheet Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  17. Framework Ehmann, Tearnan, Bush (c) 2018

  18. Thank you! Linda Bush, PhD STEM linda.bush@pearson.com Allyson Tearnan, PhD Writing & Humanities allyson.tearnan@pearson.com

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