| Authors | محمدعلی رستمی نژاد,صادق حامدی نسب,محسن آیتی,فرهاد سراجی |
| Journal | فناوری آموزش |
| Page number | 724-741 |
| Serial number | ۱۵ |
| Volume number | ۴ |
| Paper Type | Full Paper |
| Published At | ۲۰۲۱ |
| Journal Grade | Scientific - research |
| Journal Type | Electronic |
| Journal Country | Iran, Islamic Republic Of |
| Journal Index | isc |
Abstract
Background and Objectives: In recent years, social networking sites and software have become one of
the most influential phenomena among new technologies. Student-teacher learning and their
professional development also take place in this context, both formally and informally. In this regard,
the purpose of the present study is to design a curriculum model for the use of informal learning based
on Authorized social networks to develop the student-teacher profession.
Methods: The method of this research was done with a multi-method approach. To design the above
model, the grounded theory method was first used. Participants in this study were all primary school
teachers in Farhan Gian University of South Khorasan in 2018-2019. Based on purposive sampling with
semi-structured interviews, until the theoretical saturation of the data, 15 of these students were
interviewed. To analyze the data, using the dimension analysis approach and during the open, pivotal
and selective coding steps, the existing model of informal learning based on student-teacher social
networks was extracted for their professional development. To obtain the validity and verifiability of
the data, two methods of reviewing the participants and reviewing the non-participating experts in the
research were used. In the end, with the theoretical research method and based on previous findings,
at first, the nine elements of Klein were the basis of the work and based on it, the desired model was
designed. In the next step, the basic concepts or the same characteristics of the curriculum elements
and structural concepts, which are in fact the same as identifying the relationship between these
elements, were identified. Finally, the model presented by the experts was validated.
Findings: Findings showed that goals in unpredictable social networks are flexible and continuous,
which have the property of snowballs and should be validated. Content on social media requires
features such as; be in tune with the audience, pave the way for critical thinking, action and screening.
Learning activities; They create self-sufficiency and belonging, satisfy desires, motivate and lay the
groundwork for individual and group education. Materials and resources; Diverse, easy to access, fluid
and interactive. Learner grouping; It is non-linear, optional and based on extensive collaboration and
online responsiveness. Also, on social media; Enough time to reflect on the answer, the possibility of
communicating with communication nodes at any time, the possibility of wasting useful time with
attractive content and achieving a large amount of information in a short time. In addition, access to
information and educational resources is available everywhere, and the place of learning is the creator
of opportunities and is based on ecology and interactive communication. Teaching strategies; Problem-
oriented, interactive, based on inclusive buoyancy and with flexible instructor guidance. Evaluation
methods; It is quality-oriented, process-oriented, self-assessing, continuous and based on instant
feedback. The findings also showed that most experts confirmed the validity of the model in the criteria
of validity, coherence, perceptibility, innovation, usability, acceptability and comprehensiveness.
Conclusion: Due to the characteristics of social network-based curriculum elements, curriculum
planners are suggested to use the coordinates of these elements to design a curriculum based on social
networks in order to achieve the development of student-teacher careers. It is also suggested that
Farhangian University provides the necessary infrastructure for the purposeful use of social networks
for the development of student-teacher professions.
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