Connectivism offers a theory of learning for the digital age that is usually understood as contrasting with traditional behaviourist, cognitivist, and constructivist approaches. This article will provide an original and ...
Connectivism
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George has the same concerns about Google+ as I http://susan-bainbridge.blogspot.com/2011/07/much-ado-about-nothing.html
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Educational video on Connectivism and Technology (Good intro to connectivism and IT.
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Much Ado About Nothing...Does Google+ plus have any value-added attributes?
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Analytics in Learning andKnowledge George Siemens June 8, 2011 Milanm Italy.
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Siemens, Downes and others discussing Connective lock-in – where we have lost control of our ability to define and shape connections
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That said, connectivist praxis can happen wherever we choose to embrace the learning theory and experience. We need to work to find ways to learning that are meaningful and stop squabbling over old institutional theories ...
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Doesn't the theory itself provide for its own evolution? Stephen: Insofar as other theories are consistent with connectivism, they can be adopted... but where they differ, they should be ...
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Poses some very interesting questions: In what ways does connectivism separate between learning at the individual and social levels? in what ways does connectivism consider, as with the notion of assimilation and accommodation, that not all network growth may ...
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The home page of Stephen Downes, with news and information on e-learning, new media, instructional technology, educational design, and related subjects.
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Connectivism, a learning theory for a digital age. Isn't Bangladesh a remote country, geographically isolated, and difficult to get teachers into and out of? Oh, and those teachers would need books and ...
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From that and some other (massive) open online courses by George Siemens and Stephen Downes I became more interested in this area and shifted my research focus more into open and networked learning. ...
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I appreciate Michelle Pacansky-Brock for sharing her Community Ground Rules - direct link - (under a CC-BY license) for a still photography history class she's involved with.
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A summary of what I've learned about Connectivism and its principles.
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Another good blog with thoughts on this topic.
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A good article on MOOCs with an excellent video included.
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"I know you think knowledge ‘flows’. I don’t.
Maybe a whole different vocabulary is needed here. It’s like you (and most other people) have a ‘wave theory’ of knowledge. You see the motion of the wave, from one location to the next to the next. But I have a ‘particle theory’ of knowledge. I see each particle stirred by other particles around it, moving up and down, but not ‘flowing’ in any particular way." Stephen Downes in response to Frances Bell (Old Wine in New Bottles)
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Some very interestng thoughts on how a MOOC could be used for EFL.
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How many contentious statements can I make in one blog post? A great, real dialogue regarding some of the issues in connectivism. Very thought-provoking.
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Connectivism in the research community. MOOC 2011 and research opportunities.
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Several links to good posts on Connectivism.
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