Expanding Creative Communities in the Visual Arts: Using Padlet to Support Student Engagement and Belonging in Stressful Contexts

Q1 Arts and Humanities Art Education Pub Date : 2023-07-04 DOI:10.1080/00043125.2023.2207999
Rhiannan Johnson, Kate Cantrell, Katrina Cutcliffe, B. Batorowicz, Tanya McLean
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33 In the wake of this “overnight” shock to the education sector, it is essential to acknowledge that the sudden shift to online learning differs significantly from the gradual introduction of online education in the form of distance courses, hybrid programs, and blended offerings (Ploj-Virtič et al., 2021). The rapid transition to emergency remote learning has placed enormous stress on learning support systems, with the scale of change often surpassing the capacity of available resources and technologies (Hodges et al., 2020). As more university students now study remotely, online collaborative tools are more important than ever for optimizing the student experience and generating meaningful engagement (Frison & Tino, 2019, p. 228). As Lockee (2021) explained, “Though rethinking of instructional approaches was forced and hurried, the [COVID-19] experience has served as a rare chance to reconsider strategies that best facilitate learning within the affordances and constraints of the online context” (p. 6).
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在视觉艺术中扩展创意社区:在压力环境中使用小板来支持学生的参与和归属感
在对教育部门的“一夜”冲击之后,有必要认识到,突然转向在线学习与逐步引入远程课程、混合课程和混合课程形式的在线教育有很大不同(ploj - virtije et al., 2021)。向应急远程学习的快速过渡给学习支持系统带来了巨大压力,变化的规模往往超过了现有资源和技术的能力(Hodges et al., 2020)。随着越来越多的大学生现在远程学习,在线协作工具对于优化学生体验和产生有意义的参与比以往任何时候都更加重要(Frison & Tino, 2019, p. 228)。正如Lockee(2021)所解释的那样,“尽管对教学方法的重新思考是被迫和匆忙的,但[COVID-19]的经历提供了一个难得的机会,让我们重新考虑在网络环境的支持和限制下最有利于学习的策略”(第6页)。
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