Connectivism: Its Place in Theory-Informed Research and Innovation in Technology-Enabled Learning - 5 views
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scott hogan on 23 Jun 13This article proposes that connectivism should not be considered a learning theory, and that it only is given so much attention because of the role it plays in the emerging area of MOOCs. The author looks at theories available to educators that can be valuable in modern education.
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chrisdenny on 02 Sep 16The article discusses connectivism and its use in MOOCs and the detractors of the learning theory. There are two definitions of connectivism - one as the learning theory and one that critics of the concept would prefer. The article also includes several scenarios that explain ways that instructors can use connectivism in their classrooms, if they have access to the different required resources.
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Terrence Shaneyfelt on 02 Sep 16This was an interesting article to read and to contemplate their arguments on whether connectivism is a theory or not.