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Learning with Digital and Mobile Technologies Programme description

Programme name, Norwegian
Learning with Digital and Mobile Technologies
Valid from
2020 SPRING
ECTS credits
30 ECTS credits
Duration
1 semester
Schedule
Here you can find an example schedule for first year students.
Programme history

Introduction

This course meets the demands for pre-service and in-service teachers to integrate digital tools in their teaching as well to impart digital skills to their current and future pupils. The course focuses on possibilities and challenges in implementing current and changing technologies in teaching and learning.

 

The course will be taught in English. Exam papers may be submitted in English, Norwegian, Swedish or Danish. The courses have a duration of one semester.

Target group

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Admission requirements

Higher Education Entrance Qualification or equivalent validated prior learning.

 

Teacher students, international students, qualified teachers and other applicants may apply for the full 30 ECTS programme in accordance with National Guidelines for Differentiated Teacher Education Programmes.

Learning outcomes

See each of the two course descriptions.

Content and structure

The programme Learning with Digital and Mobile Technologies (30 ECTS Credits) consists of two courses:

Learning with Digital Technologies (15 ECTS Credits)

Learning with Mobile Technologies (15 ECTS Credits)

Optional course Spans multiple semesters

1st year of study

1. semester

Learning with Mobile Technologies
MSL3000 15.0 ECTS
Learning with Digital Technologies
PDD3000 15.0 ECTS

Teaching and learning methods

See the two course descriptions.

Internationalisation

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Work requirements

Coursework requirements are designed to ensure that the students participate and take on responsibility for their studies, and to stimulate reflection and learning. The coursework requirements must be met before exams can be sat. Specific coursework requirements are found in the course descriptions.

Assessment

Students taking both courses parallel will be given a joint exam and a joint overall grade. The joint oral exam may last up to 60 minutes. The two course grades will count equally in the overall grade. For a detailed description, see the assessment section in the respective course descriptions. The grade F cannot be part of an overall grade.

 

Student rights and duties in relation to exams and re-sit are found in Regulations relating to Studies and Examinations at OsloMet.

Other information

The programme description is approved 08.01.2014 by the Academic Affairs Committee

Editorial changes made 02.06.2015

Revision approved 14.06.2018

 

The programme description is valid from spring semester 2019