Lecture re: Connectivism
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"In this week’s learning resources we explored the Social Learning Theory and Connectivism as they relate to acquiring knowledge. By premise, the Social Learning Theory is based on the belief that learning takes place by observing and modeling the interactions of people or things in his or her surroundings and environment."
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During the past decade, it has become clear that those of us who care about teaching and learning need to imagine new ways of harnessing the potential of the digital age.
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Distributed Connectivism in virtual learning environments: The infographic below represents a visual follow-up on Michelle's previous post about massive open online courses. Certainly, the question of financial viabilty of distributed, open online learning courses is one baffling aspect here.
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“A central tenet of most learning theories is that learning occurs inside a person” (Siemens, 2004, Limitations of Behaviorism, Cognitivism, and Constructism). Working as an instructional designer ...
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Extending the Learning Process: Using the Theory of Connectivism to Inspire Student Collaboration
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This is my response to the stimulating and interesting post Instructivism, Constructivism or Connectivism by Ryan Tracey. Ryan writes: From a practical perspective then, is the popular “evolution”...
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Connectivism...it's all the rage these days! But what does it mean? Is it learning theory? A pedagogy? What does it look like? What are it's implications for learning? Would it apply to gifted learners too?
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