Conferencia de Fernando Santamaría "Entornos Personales de Aprendizaje (PLEs): una perspectiva". En esta videoconferencia se trata de analizar el contexto en... Via juandoming
Over the last few years I've led many teachers and administrators on classroom walkthroughs designed to foster a collegial conversation about teaching and learning. The walkthroughs served as roving Socratic seminars and a catalyst for reflection. But reflection can be a challenging endeavor. It's not something that's fostered in school - typically someone else tells you how you're doing! Via Nik Peachey
Earlier this month, Tom Kuhlmann talked about 10 things to do before your eLearning course goes live.
... PLE Links Via juandoming, Paulo Simões
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Diseño de un PLE para el aula digital en un entorno de Escuela 2.0 Isidro Vidal Madrid 20/10/2011... Via Carlos Lopez Ardao
III Congreso Europeo de Tecnologías de la Información en la Educación y en la Sociedad: Una visión crítica Barcelona, 1 de febrero de 2012 http://ties2012... Via Carlos Lopez Ardao
Beth Kanter has been at the forefront of social media usage for non-profits and as such an expert curator. She wrote an interesting review of the book "The Information Diet" which I published the teaser video of a few weeks ago.
As she points out, this is not an isolated piece but one that is related to other works to form a movement towards wider content consumption. A trend where curation has an essential role to play.
But as Brian Solis pointed out a few days ago, information overload has a lot of benefits too. Probably more so than inconvenients. So just like a culinary diet means better rather than less, this is all a question of balance as we should dread Information... Anorexia. Via gdecugis
I am currently subscribed to 273 blogs and websites in my RSS reader. Those 273 subscriptions account for more than 1,000 daily posts. If I had to visit each one of those sites individually I would never have time for anything else (like walking Morrison). So what is an RSS reader and how does it help me efficiently process 1,000 or more blog posts per day? Via Nik Peachey
Luis Suarez writes on knowledge management, collaboration and thinking outside of the inbox... Via juandoming
Some god ideias on how to get the best from some online tools. ... 1) Use Moodle to access class resources and activities; 2) Create an online exercise book with Google Docs; 3) Create a portfolio with Google Sites; 4) Create an online folder of web resources; 5) Create/co-construct an online text book; 6) Manage your time with a Google calendar; 7) Put your mobile phone to good use; 8) Create a FaceBook group for your class or study buddies; 9) Create an online portfolio; 10) Use Twitter hashtags to have class related discussions. Via Paulo Simões
Some god ideias on how to get the best from some online tools. ... 1) Use Moodle to access class resources and activities; 2) Create an online exercise book with Google Docs; 3) Create a portfolio with Google Sites; 4) Create an online folder of web resources; 5) Create/co-construct an online text book; 6) Manage your time with a Google calendar; 7) Put your mobile phone to good use; 8) Create a FaceBook group for your class or study buddies; 9) Create an online portfolio; 10) Use Twitter hashtags to have class related discussions. Via Paulo Simões
... This article covers the content of the seminar that, today, December 6, 2011, I present at the Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI) in Paris, with the title: “Digital tools to create a knowledge ecosystem for learning and research”. The seminar introduces a global perspective on learning processes in order to integrate different webtools in a coherent and practical Personal Learning Environment (PLE). I will use my own PLE to illustrate the practical role that a diverse array of webtools play in my learning process. Below you can find the presentation, videos and links to be used in the seminar. ... Via Paulo Simões
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