Design and Enactment of Mobile Video Coaching

Sara van der Linden*, Jan van der Meij, Susan McKenney

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Abstract

Video coaching can powerfully support teacher learning, but its implementation in face-to-face form presents substantial practical challenges. While mobile learning offers several potential solutions, we have limited insight into the design of mobile video coaching programs and especially into how specific technologies can attend to teacher learning needs during video coaching. Using conjecture mapping concepts, this theoretical article presents a generic model for video coaching, and proposes specific design features for mobile video coaching. After distinguishing between technologies that primarily facilitate access and technologies used as cognitive tools, attention is given to (their role in) the design of mobile video coaching in terms of the: activities and tasks planned; materials and resources used; and participation and practices envisioned. Following discussion of mobile video coaching in light of the situated, social, and distributed nature of teacher learning, the article concludes with implications for educational technology coordinators.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)693-702
JournalTechTrends
Volume63
Issue number6
Early online date3 Aug 2019
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Nov 2019

Keywords

  • UT-Hybrid-D

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