(CZ) Jaké jsou role učitele v e-learningu?
(EN) What are the Roles of the Teacher in E-Learning?
Autor / Author: Mareš, J.
Klíčová slova / Key words: učitel, sociální role, klasifikace rolí, distanční učení, e-learning, on-line učení, výzkum
teacher, social role, classification of roles, distance learning, e-learning, on-line learning, research
Přehledová studie shrnuje dosavadní snahy o poznání různých rolí učitele v případech, kdy učitelovo vyučování a studentovo učení – alespoň zčásti – probíhá ve virtuálním prostředí. Cílem této studie je najít odpověď na dvě otázky: Mění se role učitele v situacích e-learningu oproti tradiční výuce? Pokud ano, jakých hlavních podob učitelovy role nabývají? V první části studie je vysvětlen vztah mezi pojmy role − funkce – kompetence i používaná terminologie. Jádro studie tvoří tzv. systematický přehled prací publikovaných v letech 1995−2015. Vyhledávací strategie identifikovala 49 prací v angličtině a francouzštině a 11 prací v češtině. Podrobnější výklad o učitelových rolích je strukturován do čtyř oddílů: 1. teoreticky stanovené role, 2. role stanovené kvalitativními výzkumy, 3. role zjištěné kvantitativními výzkumy, 4. role identifikované smíšenými výzkumy. Závěry: Učitelova role je pojem multidimenzionální (má dimenzi pedagogickou, sociální, manažerskou, technologickou). Při e-learningu přibývá učitelských rolí, neboť kromě zvládnutí pedagogických rolí, musí učitel nově zvládnout role technické a technologické. Oproti tradiční výuce se role učitele v e-learningu posouvají k rolím typu: aktér změny, tvůrce pozitivního klimatu výuky, facilitátor učení, kouč, poradce, dokonce i spolustudující; do pozadí ustupuje dominantní role člověka řídícího průběh výuky; nově se objevují role projektanta, vývojáře, experta na technologie, technika reagujícího na technické problémy. Nelze ovšem zapomínat na skutečnost, že mnohé učitelovy role jsou kontextově podmíněné. Existuje též koncepční problém. Většina autorů ve svých úvahách postupuje tak, že ze znalosti výsledné podoby interakce učitel−studenti při e-learningu (jež je výsledkem určitých hardwarových a softwarových omezení) odvozují, které role za této konstelace může učitel plnit. Lze však postupovat i jinak: už ve chvíli, kdy projektujeme nový počítačový systém, který je určen pro vzdělávání lidí, bychom si měli stanovit, které role má plnit učitel a které role počítačový program.
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This review study summarises work to date on the understanding of the various roles of the teachers in cases where teaching and learning are taking place – at least in part – in virtual environments. The aim of the study is to answer two questions: Is the role of the teacher in e-learning situations changing as compared with traditional teaching? If so, then what are the main forms that the teacher’s role is now taking? The first party of the study explains the relationship between the concepts of role – function – competence, and the terminology used. The core of the study is what is knowns as a systematic review of works published in the years 1995−2015. A search strategy identified 49 works in English and French and 111 works in Czech. A more detailed account of teacher roles is structured into four sections: 1. theoretically formulated roles, 2. roles formulated by qualitative research projects, 3. roles found by quantitative research projects, 4. roles identified by mixed research projects. Conclusions: The role of the teacher is a multidimensional concept (it has educational, social, managerial and technological dimensions). In e-learning teacher roles multiply, because apart from the pedagogic roles, the teacher has to learn to take on technical and technological roles. As compared to traditional teaching, the roles of the teacher in e-learning shift to roles of the type: actor of change, creator of a positive climate of teaching, facilitator of learning, coach, advisor, and even fellow student; the dominant role of person directing the course of teaching recedes; instead the new roles of designer, developer, expert on technology and technician reacting to technical problems emerge. We should not, however, forget the fact that many teaching roles are contextually conditioned. There is a conceptual problem here. Most authors proceed in a way that derive from knowledge of the resulting form of teacher-student interaction in e-learning (i.e. the result of certain hardware and software limitations), which roles the teacher can fulfil given the limitations. One can, however, approach the matter differently: at the time when we are planning a new computer system intended for education, we should establish which roles the teacher should fulfil and which roles the computer programme should fulfil.
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