Tag: networked learning

In Beta podcast: Digital health and learning

Jan 23, 2024

in Education, Technology

adaptation, Blended Intensive Program, complex adaptive systems, Complexity, digital health, epistemology, in beta, information, Joost van Wijchen, learning, networked learning, Ontology, philosophy, podcast

Last week I met with Joost van Wijchen to brainstorm a joint session we’re offering on an Erasmus+ funded Blended Intensive Programme on Digital Health. We recorded the session for later reflection but decided to also publish it as a podcast. Here’s a great outline that Joost very generously put together, covering some of the…
Personal learning environments

Sep 12, 2016

in Learning, Technology

connectivism, learning management systems, lms, networked learning, personal learning environments, ple

Dominant design is the idea that, once a design has risen to prominence, all innovation will aim at improving it, rather than competing alternatives, regardless of whether the dominant design is better than the alternatives. The most commonly used example seems to be the QWERTY keyboard layout, which was implemented when typists would type fast enough…
Activity Theory, Authentic Learning and Emerging Technologies

Oct 20, 2014

in Research

activity theory, authentic learning, book, case study, denise wood, e-learning, education, emerging technology, Jan Herrington, networked learning, pedagogy, research, Situated learning, transformative learning

For the past few years I’ve been involved in an NRF-funded research project looking at the use of emerging technologies in higher education. One of the products of that collaborative project was an edited book that has recently been published. Professor Denise Wood, one of the editors, describes the book on her blog: This edited…
I enjoyed reading (July)

Jul 30, 2014

in Note

artificial intelligence, Carl Sagan, communication, connectivism, garr reynolds, learning, luddite, massive open online course, networked learning, open assessment, open education, open learning, open networks, personal learning networks, science, spirituality

Artificial Intelligence Is Now Telling Doctors How to Treat You (Daniela Hernandez) Artificial intelligence is still in the very early stages of development–in so many ways, it can’t match our own intelligence–and computers certainly can’t replace doctors at the bedside. But today’s machines are capable of crunching vast amounts of data and identifying patterns that…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-20

Sep 20, 2010

in Digest

africa, african education, alpha, android, blended learning, clinical education, cool site, Distance Learning, dropbox, facebook, george siemens, Google, irrodl, learning management system, learning styles, lms, networked learning, oer, Online Research, open data, open research, open teaching, personal learning environment, phd, ple, plenk2010, presentation, research, RT, slideshare, snapp, social networks, south africa, student network visualisation tool, The Chronicle, The Complete Android Guide, thuthuka funding, trailmeme, twitter, visible thinking, wcpt congress

RT @Glinner: The secret. Is the incorrect use of. Puntuation. RT @KrystalSim International Talk Like Christopher Walken Day…brilliant 🙂 # RT @davecormier: #PLENK2010 post http://bit.ly/c6M0Em PLEs – disaggregate power, not people # RT @paullowe: The Cognitive Surplus of a conference revisited – more reflections on #del10 http://ow.ly/2Grlz #altc2010 # RT @NancyWhite: Very cool site about…
Posted to Diigo 09/19/2010

Sep 19, 2010

in Digest

activities from various services, africa, data/semantic web, education, education disruption, educational systems, Europe, India, internet connectivity, Jon Dron, knowledge, knowledge infrastructure, large network, learning networks, learning systems, networked learning, North America, p2p, teaching and learning, technological infrastructure

Africa: Millenium Development Goals Knowledge in complex settings is a process of negotiation…an interplay of entities…a dance. And being knowledgeable in these settings requires an awareness of process and flow, not of being in possession of “knowledge” What has happened in journalism will also happen in education: breakdown of a single controlled narrative, increased role…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-02

Aug 2, 2010

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art of community, assessment, BP, British Library, buddypress, communities of practice, cop, dept social network, diagrams, digital habitats, digital literacy, digital natives, e-learning, Europe, failure recovery, feedback, Google, Google Docs, journals, lectures, mobile literacies, mobile phones, net generation, networked learning, oer, open learning, peer review, reading, RT, rubric, social media, south africa, Tony Bates, twitter, UCT Centre for Educational Technology, uruguay, wordpress

A list of e-Learning Journals « Tony Bates http://bit.ly/bfs0Ej # Digital Habitats: stewarding technology for communities » Putting our diagrams to work http://bit.ly/acKbwI # @davecormier I like 4 🙂 in reply to davecormier # RT @malinkaiva: Using VoiceThread to Build Student Engagement: http://tinyurl.com/2clrtho # RT @johnnigelcook: “Google Gen “do not possess the critical & analytical…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-24

May 24, 2010

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Academic Productivity » New paths to “research productivity” http://bit.ly/dBnPYO # Bloom’s Taxonomy. Useful illustration with additional information that may assist with implementation http://bit.ly/cAFYwr # The Cronk of Higher Education » College Art Exhibit Celebrates 30 Years of Boredom in Academia (humour) http://bit.ly/cBufLp # APA Style Blog: It’s All Latin to Me: Latin Abbreviations in Scholarly…