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anonymous

Finding the time for networked learning - 5 views

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    Hello Brainy Smurf (love that name!). That is a troubling stat and likely often true - 14% of time at work is spent on unwanted communication and 36% is spent finding information, contacting people and scheduling meetings. Maybe network analysis and more efficient connectivity can help with some of this? Here's hoping!!!
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    Hi, Joanne. I am still baffled by the number of people I meet who are drowning in information (emails being the biggest culprit). Networking FEELS like more flooding in the beginning but one learns to build oneself better filters and then its all good. Am in the midst of writing a blog post about that...stay tuned! http://brainysmurf1234.wordpress.com Cheers :)
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    Your blog post about networked learning was amazing. Lots of tips and things to think about. Thank you. I so enjoyed your insight about networked learning: "It's the payoff for being open to learning and working as if I am sampling from a huge buffet prepared by dozens of chefs, not eating from a fixed menu."
anonymous

Learning is learning - 1 views

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    Steve Wheeler debating Knowles' adult learning principles
anonymous

Knowledge, Learning and Community - 1 views

  • : to teach is to model and demonstrate, to learn is to practice and reflect. Both teaching and learning consist of talking about and of doing. Theorizing and practicing. Abstracting and making concrete. Nothing new there, but what is key is the attitude we take as we understand that to learn is to emulate an entire organizational state and not merely to possess a simple set of facts.
  • A community relates to its constituent members in several ways. In is the environment within which a person experiences, practices and learns.
grace wolff

Learning Styles by Gray Kane on Prezi - 2 views

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    prezi about learning styles
grace wolff

learning and Gardner's intelligences - 1 views

When we learn, we integrate knowledge on these levels, body memory, emotional memory etc. This is how we are human. Just as intelligence once was measured by the "IQ" only, online learning caters ...

cck12 learning connectivism

started by grace wolff on 29 Mar 12 no follow-up yet
Joanne Kaattari

Edupunk - Wikipedia - 4 views

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    Edupunk is an approach to teaching and learning practices that result from a do it yourself attitude and the avoidance of mainstream educational tools. and processes.
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    Hi Joanne, Check out the Edupunks' Guide at http://www.edupunksguide.org/ A comprehensive guide to learning online and charting a personalized path to an affordable credential using the latest innovative tools and organizations.
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    The more freedom and self directed learning the better I say, but what about bona fide credentials for the stiff upper lips of the world? This is a great site with step by step and tutorials. It all starts with research and wanting and learning to learn...
anonymous

What Angry Birds Can Teach Us About Instructional Design - 2 views

  • Learning programs shouldn’t need to include instructions on how to use the learning programs.
  • Learning programs shouldn’t need to include instructions on how to use the learning programs.
Chris Morand

Economically-disadvantaged students learn to do what the computer tells them | Dangerou... - 2 views

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    Here are two quotes for you: Economically disadvantaged students, who often use the computer for remediation and basic skills, learn to do what the computer tells them, while more affluent students, who use it to learn programming and tool applications, learn to tell the computer what to do. Neuman, D.
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    Is that why more and more companies are sponsoring schools and the movement of charter schools in the US is so popular? When the Gov't and big business start controlling the message and influencing policy and laws when it comes to sharing and distribution, thats not even a slippery slope thats an avalanche.
grace wolff

The Brain and Mind in Learning - 4 views

I have been researching the connectivity between the right and left brain and it is only achieved through body movement. the research of Paul Dennison in the 70's parallels the way education is app...

#cck12 cck12 social learning connectivism learning

grace wolff

My concept map is in my blog - 8 views

This covers all three stages since I started the CACE program so it is a journey with the same base, a drawing that I did for my personal learning environment. #3 is the CCk12 experience. I felt it...

cck12 connectivism learning design change social learning networks

started by grace wolff on 10 Apr 12 no follow-up yet
Joanne Kaattari

Learning Theory - 8 views

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    In this article, InfEd explores: What is learning? Is it a change in behaviour or understanding? Is it a process?
Julie Swaggert

http://www.inquiryhub.org./ - 5 views

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    Using a connectivist approach to create an open learning school.  Connect - Create - Learn   Very good stuff.
Steve Hennessey

Online Social Networks as formal learning environments - 1 views

Whether the idea of collaborative sharing and communal knowledge is formal or informal learning. As noted in the article "Social interaction, combined with meaningful knowledge building, was a sign...

cck12 change design networks connectivism

started by Steve Hennessey on 03 Apr 12 no follow-up yet
Red Mendoza

Connectivism in Asia - 7 views

Ji Joanne, barcamps are youth organized events where they meet, sometimes for a few days, to discuss technology based questions particularly in the context of their social setting. All the organize...

connectivism cck12

sylden

The Naked Lecturer - 3 views

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    Guide to make e-learning more accessible
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    For those that are creating online learning...great guidelines for teaching Disabled Students
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    Naked Lecturer? I had a look, of course. There were no pictures. Bummer. A while ago, I checked out "The Naked Scientists" podcast and found they all wore white lab coats, just like the rest of them. Life is full of disappointments. I see that "The Naked Lecturer" worked in both the "Further" and "Higher" Education sectors. I'm trying to imagine how to picture that . . . An x-y chart? Perhaps a hot air balloon and a jet plane? Would You Rather: Ride in a hot air balloon or travel in a jet plane? In any case, the resources are very useful, and they are presented in a usable way. Especially the little post-it Notes. Oh, I get it. Use them to cover up the interesting bits. Very cleaver. That's not higher or further, that's just better.
anonymous

Real Workplace Learning Twitter Chat - 4 views

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    Chat held Feb. 9, 2012
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    This is a great website. A discussion about informal, workplace learning using Twitter chat. Interesting in both content and format! I will definately try to make the next one. Thanks.
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    Thanks for this. It looks similar to ConnectedPD (http://connectedpd.posterous.com/). I tried this once and blogged about my experience here: http://goo.gl/6QKRw
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    Mark, you are proving the serendipitous value of networks today. Thanks for the ConnectedPD link! A close friend is looking for some new ways of looking at math curriculum. :)
Chris Morand

The World According To Sweety - #CCK12 Midway Papier - 0 views

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    Connectivism is a theoretical framework for understanding learning. In connectivism, the starting point for learning occurs when knowledge is actuated through the process of a learner connecting to and feeding information into a learning community. Can connectivism be viewed as a new learning theory?
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