Personal Learning Environments: The future of education?

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7 comments

+ Sofonias Demsas 4 months ago
Thanks for beeing UPFRONT - this is a great topic.
+ missb70 6 months ago
Nice presentation, useful ideas. thank you!
+ imdadbughio 6 months ago
thats wonderful way of communicating the theme of study
+ Le Thang 2 years ago
Great presentation, Tks
+ vanhookc 2 years ago
I like your approach to using and understanding PLN. Your thoughts on 'representing' is an excellent concept.
+ wgreller 2 years ago
Hi Graham, good stuff as always! Sorry to miss the Monday evening live sessions. Hope to see you sometime soon.
+ Jenny Ellwood 2 years ago
Nice presentation! Thanks!

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Personal Learning Environments The future of education? Graham Attwell
Deﬁning PLEs Photo: Bombardier Photo J-C-Rojas PLEs allow learners to set their own learning goals manage their learning, managing both content and process and communicate with others in the process of learning (Mark Van Harmalen)
Photo:eekim moving from expert developed and sanctioned knowledge to collaborative forms of knowledge construction
“Social learning is the practice of working in groups, not only to explore an established canon but also to negotiate what qualiﬁes as knowledge.” (Dave Cormier, 2008) Photo: saralparker
“a community can construct a model of education ﬂexible enough for the way knowledge develops and changes today by producing a map of contextual knowledge.”
Photo: Ray Elferink Accessing and searching
Photo: Trevor Pearson Aggregating and scaffolding
Photo Dudu P Manipulating
photo:rabble Analysing
Storing
Photo: fabbio Reﬂecting
Photo: Live4U Photo: Live4U Presenting
Representing
Photo: carlaarena Sharing
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