When Information and Interaction Change

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    1. When Information and Interaction Change Canadian Defence Academy George Siemens March 27, 2008
      • Information
      • Abundance=new approach
      • Knowing and sense making
      • Networks
      • Impact
      • Information
      • Abundance=new approach
      • Knowing and sense making
      • Networks
      • Impact
    2. Information: Currency and barometer of humanity’s progress
    3. What happens when something of a primary nature changes?
      • We are defined by our interaction with information
      • Our interaction with information is defined by how we are connected to others
    4. The gatekeepers
      • Institutions
      • Curriculum designers, educators
      • Assume to know what learners will need later
    5. We fundamentally relate to information differently
    6. Not created by select few
      • Learn lesson from news, media, music industry
    7. Not controlled by select few
      • Learn lessons from PR, marketing, and politics
      • Information
      • Abundance=new approach
      • Knowing and sense making
      • Networks
      • Impact
    8. Growth of information & changed interaction with information
      • Not possible on our own
      • Not possible with centralized model
    9. Participatory sense making
      • Our world makes sense through our interactions with information and others
      • ....(and in turn, their interactions with information and others)
    10. Requires new approaches to making sense of abundance
      • “ Significant attainments become lost in the mass of the inconsequential”
      • Vannevar Bush, 1945
    11. Associative trails between information
    12. Associative trails between people
      • Information
      • Abundance=new approach
      • Knowing and sense making
      • Networks
      • Impact
    13. Information becomes knowledge through connections
    14. What is known is a function of how it’s connected/related to other known elements
    15. What is known is known by its context
      • A play or movie
      • Suitability or inappropriateness:
        • not inherent...function of context
    16. Educators foster (direct) the formation of connections
    17. Social processes are a form of cognition
      • Salomon, xiv
    18. Distributed cognition: thinking in networks
    19. Are our institutions designed for this?
      • NO
    20. By design, today’s institutions & systems serve to handle information of a different nature
      • Information
      • Abundance=new approach
      • Knowing and sense making
      • Networks
      • Impact
    21. Let’s talk networks
    22. Connectivism
      • Knowledge is held distributed within a network
      • Competence/learning occurs through network creation
      • Technology performs “grunt cognition”
      • Capacity to stay current
      • “ Knowing where/who”
      • Sense-making/pattern recognition
    23. What do we mean when we say learning occurs in networks?
    24. Neural
    25. Conceptual t
    26. Information & social networks
    27. What then are important learning activities?
      • Creating a network to provide information when needed
      • Develop skills and mindsets to create this network
      • Social, technological, automatic (bots)
      • Information
      • Abundance=new approach
      • Knowing and sense making
      • Networks
      • Impact
    28. What does this mean to learning design?
    29. What about teaching/training?
    30. Systemic changes
      • Openness
      • How we teach
      • How we determine content
      • Look at information life cycle – institutions need to be aware of points of production
    31. Systemic changes
      • Technology for finding meaningful content (right now finding happens in social networks)
      • How we package content
      • How we accredit learning
    32. Practicality?
      • Early stages
      • But already established trends
      • Networked learning is the path forward...as long as current information trends continue
      • www.elearnspace.org
      • www.connectivism.ca
      • www.knowingknowledge.com
      • Contact: gsiemens AT elearnspace DOT org

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