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anonymous

Blogging as a Tool for Reflection and Learning - 1 views

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    Associate Professor Jill Walker Rettberg talks about why blogging is useful for learning.
Anne Trethewey

Connected Learning Infographic - 1 views

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    Great visual representation of connected learning [Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License]
ggdines

Half an Hour: Connectivism and the Primal Scream - 2 views

  • Indeed, so long as you think of knowledge and learning as something to be acquired and measured and tested - instead of practiced and lived and experienced - you will be dissatisfied with connectivist learning. And - for that matter - there's probably a limit to how far you can advance in traditional education as well, because (to my experience) everybody who achieves a high degree of expertise in a field has advanced well beyond the idea that it's just information and skills and things to learn. Kind of like Dreyfus and Dreyfus said.
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      Perhaps EDU8117 is attempting both - "something to be acquired and measured and tested" and "practiced, lived and experienced". That might be where my discomfort lies and perhaps also what Keith Brennan is articulating in his article.
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    A response to Keith Brennans article 
ozangel4

The Pomodoro Technique® - Time Management Skills From MindTools.com - 1 views

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      A very interesting technique picked up in my MOOC -Learning how to learn. Hopefully it may help us to learn and to understand as we teach our participants
paul_size

Research Paper, Networked Learning Conference 2014 - NLC2014 - 0 views

  • Over the years, there has been much discussion of the impact of the internet and new forms of data sourcing and communication for education and the ways in which networked learning breaks down the bounded the institution, classroom, and curriculum.
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      Interesting article on the impact of data and communication and the ways in which networked learning breaks down traditional classroom structures.
muzedujourney

Empowering Students Through Blogging | EdTech Magazine - 0 views

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    Interesting reading about how one teacher has used blogging in the classroom to enhance student outcomes. Very relevant to the learning that is occuring in this course
anonymous

Eli Pariser: Beware online "filter bubbles" | Talk Video | TED.com - 1 views

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    A very interesting talk on how algorithms can narrow our learning in a networked world and the importance of agency.
debliriges

Tony Bates - 0 views

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    Online learning and distance education resources for post-secondary education Resources for students, faculty and academic administrators links to Open textbook 'Teaching in a digital age'
djplaner

Chris Bigum (cj13) on Twitter - 0 views

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    Chris is a "retired" Professor of Education. Has been writing and thinking about the impact of ICT on formal education and learning (which he refers to as "the L word") for a long time. The Public Click Pedagogy reading from week 1 originates largely with Chris.
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    Chris is a "retired" Professor of Education. Has been writing and thinking about the impact of ICT on formal education and learning (which he refers to as "the L word") for a long time. The Public Click Pedagogy reading from week 1 originates largely with Chris.
anonymous

Miriam Clifford - 1 views

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    Miriam Clifford has written a number of online articles about innovative approaches to learning, including collaborative learning. Her articles are linked from this site
Anne Trethewey

9/15-9/28 Unit 1: Why We Need a Why | Connected Courses - 1 views

  • the “whats” to be learned
  • We usually start by addressing the “What” question first
  • If we have time, we address the “How” question by considering how we can best teach the material
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  • we rush into the semester, rarely asking, “Why?”
  • Starting with “Why” changes everything.
  • As Neil Postman has noted, you can try to engineer the learning of what-bits (The End of Higher Education, Postman), but “to become a different person because of something you have learned — to appropriate an insight, a concept, a vision, so that your world is altered — is a different matter. For that to happen, you need a reason.”
  • So what is the real “why” of your course? Why should students take it? How will they be changed by it? What is your discipline’s real “why”? Why does it matter that students take __________ courses or become _________ists? How can digital and networked technologies effectively support the real why of your course?
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    Intro page to week one of Connected Courses. The connection here to what we're doing in NGL is the text from Mike Wesch - "Why we need a why" It connects with course design - not a big leap from there to what you're doing "as teacher" in NGL - and talks about the importance of why
djplaner

From Creation to Curation: Evolution of an Authentic 'Assessment for Learning' Task - E... - 1 views

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    Conference paper describing how a USQ under-graduate course has included an assessment item drawing on curation - one form of "PKM". Includes discussion of changes in the availability of information and Personal Learning Networks as parts of the rationale for the move.
djplaner

Heutagogy and lifelong learning: A review of heutagogical practice and self-determined ... - 0 views

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    Heutagogy arises from andragogy which in turn is an re-framing of pedagogy for adult learners. This paper links heutagogy and some of the tech associated with NGL and provides some advice about how to design courses based on this combination.
muzedujourney

Teaching Kids Skills For Deep Reading on Digital Devices | MindShift - 0 views

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    Interesting article about how we read in the online environment. relates to NGL as the article indicates that when we read online we skim and don't read as deeply as we do when we read a paper resource. Something to consider when using NGL and electronic resources as part of learning
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    Interesting article about how we read in the online environment. relates to NGL as the article indicates that when we read online we skim and don't read as deeply as we do when we read a paper resource. Something to consider when using NGL and electronic resources as part of learning
Anne Trethewey

Seek Sense Share - 2 views

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    Paper by Harold Jarche explaining his Seek Sense Share Framework.
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    Thanks Anne, a great paper that illustrates the learning journey that I have been on and am envision for all of us. The paper also encapsulates what we are doing on this course. Thank you!
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    I really liked this paper. I'm a big believer in self-education and absolutely see the future of do-it-yourself learning. There are so many choices out there and ways of learning. Facilitated training has its place but with so many mobile options PKM is going to be really important. Thanks for sharing. Paul
muzedujourney

Connecting Youth Interests Via Libraries | DMLcentral - 0 views

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    An example of networked learning
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    An example of networked learning
anonymous

Being successful learners and masters - 3 views

An interesting talk by Professor Barbara Oakley from Coursera. She has great ideas about "learning how to learn" and about being as productive as possible, particularly if we want to be masters. ...

learning mastery education

started by anonymous on 10 Aug 14 no follow-up yet
paul_size

Learning in the Modern Social Workplace - 1 views

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    I am Jane Hart, an independent Workplace Learning Advisor, Writer and international Speaker, and the Founder of the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies. My blog, was recently rated TOP of the 50 most socially shared L&D blogs.
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