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New ECTEL paper "Emergency Remote Teaching: Capturing Teacher Experiences in Spain with SELFIE"

TIDE will be presenting a paper at ECTEL about Emergency Remote Teaching due to COVID-19
07.09.2020

 

Albó, L., Beardsley, M., Martínez-Moreno, J., Santos, P., Hernández-Leo, D., Emergency Remote Teaching: Capturing Teacher Experiences in Spain with SELFIE, European Conference on Technology-Enhanced Learning, 2020, pp 318-331, Springer LNCS Vol. 12315. Doi 10.1007%2F978-3-030-57717-9_23

Abstract

COVID-19 thrust teachers into emergency online pedagogy. Teachers had to rapidly digitize their practices. A week into compulsory online teaching, we captured a snapshot of teacher experiences to identify their impressions of support received and the challenges they faced in relation to teaching remotely. We conducted a survey study with primary and secondary school teachers in Spain. 67 teachers completed an adapted version of SELFIE to measure the way digital technologies are used for teaching. Respondents were directed to mark two responses to each survey item to reflect the situations both before and during the pandemic. Results indicate that during the pandemic teachers had more training opportunities, found online professional training to be of greater use, and gained confidence in using a wide variety of technologies for both teaching and communicating with parents and students. However, the digital divide among students and a lack of technical resources and support affected their abilities to carry out online education effectively. Our study highlights teachers’ perspectives on the rapid advancement of digital competences and technology in education. Information that can inform TEL research and interventions.

Keywords

Emergency remote teaching COVID-19 SELFIE Digital skills Teacher professional development 

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