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Networked Learning for Collabora3on, Crea3vity and Communica3on

Networked Learning for Collaboration, Creativity and Communication

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Networked  Learning  

for  Collabora3on,  Crea3vity  and  

Communica3on  

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@brueckj23  

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shi@  

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tradi3onal  literacies  

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new  literacies  

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Used  with  permission  from  Dr.  Alec  Couros,  University  of  Regina,  hGp://educa3onaltechnology.ca/couros/    

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Used  with  permission  from  Dr.  Alec  Couros,  University  of  Regina,  hGp://educa3onaltechnology.ca/couros/    

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The  Backchannel  

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hGp://todaysmeet.com/oce    

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discuss  

•  How  have  the  world  and  our  society  changed  since  you  went  to  school?  

•  How  have  students  changed  since  you  went  to  school?  

•  How  has  your  teaching  changed  since  your  first  year?  

hGp://www.online-­‐stopwatch.com/full-­‐screen-­‐online-­‐countdown/    

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informa3on  

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Stats  as  of  January  22,  2010  via  Royal  Pingdom  

quick  stats  (2009)  •  90  trillion  emails  sent  annually  from  1.4  

billion  email  users  •  234  million  websites  •  1.73  billion  Internet  users  •  126  million  blogs  •  350  million  Facebook  users  •  4  billion  images  on  Flickr  •  1  billion  YouTube  videos  served  daily  

Remixed  with  permission  from  Dr.  Alec  Couros,  University  of  Regina,  hGp://educa3onaltechnology.ca/couros/    

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Remixed  with  permission  from  ScoG  Leslie,  “Open  Educator  as  DJ”  

“…prolifera3on  of  informa3on  on  the  web  is  not  a  problem,  

but  an  opportunity…”  

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“…turning  one’s  back  on  

it  or  pretending  it  doesn’t  exist  is  NOT  an  op3on…”  

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“…but  learning  to  swim  in  this  sea  of  informa3on  is…”  

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“…[we’re  at  the]  edge  of  a  sea  of  change  in  how  we  interact  with  informa3on,  knowledge  and  learning…”  

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“…[the]  dis3nc3on  between  online  and  “real  life”  increasingly  blurred  beyond  usefulness…”  

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“…students  show  up  to  physical  class  with  laptops  and  mobiles  and  access  to  

the  network…”  

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“…they  want  to  be  able  to  learn  

asynchronously    even  in  f2f  and    

cohort  based  classes…”  

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knowledge  

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(i)  exper3se,  and  skills  acquired  by  a  

person  through  experience  or  educa3on;  the  theore3cal  or  

prac3cal  understanding  of  a  

subject;    

Source:  hGp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge    

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(ii)  what  is  known  in  a  par3cular  field  or  in  total;  facts  and  informa3on;  or    

Source:  hGp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge    

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(iii)  awareness  or  familiarity  gained  by  

experience  of  a  fact  or  situa3on.  

Source:  hGp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge    

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Where  does  knowledge  sit    in  this  sea  of  informa3on?  

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The  Backchannel  

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Used  with  permission  from  Dr.  Alec  Couros,  University  of  Regina,  hGp://educa3onaltechnology.ca/couros/    

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networks  

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A  Social  Network  Service  is  an  online  service,  plalorm,  or  site  

that  focuses  on  building  and  reflec3ng  of  social  networks  or  social  rela3ons  among  people,  

e.g.,  who  share  interests  and/or  ac3vi3es.  

Source:  hGp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_network_service    

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Source:  hGp://w

ww.flow

town.com

/blog/the-­‐2010-­‐social-­‐networking-­‐m

ap?display=wide    

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Higher  mental  func3oning  in  the  individual  derives  

from  social  life.  

Vygostsky  

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networks  connect  us  Photo  Credit:  Bloggers  Café  at  NECC2008  by  teachandlearn  on  Flickr.  hGp://www.flickr.com/photos/teachandlearn/2619646544/    

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networks  break  silos  Photo  Credit:  Farm  silos  by  NIOSH  on  Flickr.  hGp://www.flickr.com/photos/niosh/2492855260/    

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networks  reach  &  empower  Photo  Credit:  Reach  Out!  by  ~diP  on  Flickr.  hGp://www.flickr.com/photos/dip108/388012741/    

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networked  learning    

process  of  developing  and  maintaining  connec3ons  with  people  and  

informa3on,  and  communica3ng  in  such  a  way  so  as  to  support  one  

another's  learning  

Source:  hGp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Networked_learning    

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Personal  Learning  Networks  consist  of  the  people  a  learner  

interacts  with  and  derives  knowledge  from  in  a  Personal  

Learning  Environment.  

Image  Source:  hGp://apps.asterisq.com/men3onmap/#user-­‐brueckj23    

Source:  hGp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_Learning_Network    

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Personal  Learning  

Environments  are  systems  

that  help  learners  take  control  of  and  manage  their  own  learning.  

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Source:  hGp://www.ineduca3on.ca/ar3cle/open-­‐learning-­‐cms-­‐and-­‐open-­‐learning-­‐network    

CMS  as  a  PLN  

(Wiley  &  MoG)  

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Source:  hGp://www.ineduca3on.ca/ar3cle/open-­‐learning-­‐cms-­‐and-­‐open-­‐learning-­‐network    

OLN  vs.  CMS  

(Wiley  &  MoG)  

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Source:  hGp://www.ineduca3on.ca/ar3cle/open-­‐learning-­‐cms-­‐and-­‐open-­‐learning-­‐network    

Open  Learning  Network  

(Wiley  &  MoG)  

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Source:  hGp://www.darcynorman.net/2008/03/05/on-­‐the-­‐ple/    

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The  Backchannel  

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discuss  

•  What  are  networks?  

•  Where  do  we  learn?  

•  How  do  we  learn?  

•  How  do/can  we  learn  in  networks?  

•  Complete  Evalua3on  -­‐  hGp://bit.ly/OCEnetwork  

hGp://www.online-­‐stopwatch.com/full-­‐screen-­‐online-­‐countdown/    

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