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Learning design for teacher-student co-agency in hybrid spaces

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https://hdl.handle.net/10497/25346
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Impedovo, M. A., & Tan, S. C. (2023). Learning design for teacher-student co-agency in hybrid spaces. International Review of CRIRES: Innovating in the tradition of Vygotsky, 7(1), 24–38. https://doi.org/10.51657/ric.v7i1.51883
Author
Impedovo, Maria Antonietta
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Tan, Seng Chee 
Abstract
This paper reflects on hybrid learning design focusing on co-agency between teachers and students. The research question is: How could learning design with technology leverage the hybridity of the learning environment and teacher and student co-agency for post-pandemic learning? To answer this question, we examine academic publications for related studies to derive possible post-Covid learning design principles to answer the research question. Aligned with the focus of bridging hybridity, we draw on studies involving different emerging technologies from two different contexts: France and Singapore. The implications for hybridity, co-agency, and zone of possibility are analysed. The discussion stresses the virtual, material, and agentic transformation in hybrid learning design for a post-pandemic learning design.
Keywords
  • Emergent technology

  • Hybridity

  • Agency

  • Zone of possibility

  • Teacher-students

Date Issued
2023
Publisher
International Review of CRIRES: Innovating in the tradition of Vygotsky
Journal
International Review of CRIRES: Innovating in the tradition of Vygotsky
DOI
10.51657/ric.v7i1.51883
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