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Learning is a Multi Modal Conversation

by Judy O'Connell on Mar 28, 2008

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Learning is a global multi-modal conversation and it is [r]evolutionary. Choice, co-creation, and information access are changing what it means to be a net-savvy teacher. As we pour our own words, tags...

Learning is a global multi-modal conversation and it is [r]evolutionary. Choice, co-creation, and information access are changing what it means to be a net-savvy teacher. As we pour our own words, tags, sounds, images, and multimedia into the ever-increasing global knowledge and information pool, we have to become adept at patterns of connectivity in these learning contexts. More than ever flexibility and personalization are at the core of re-purposing our libraris and learning environments in a Web 2.0 world. Are you up for the challenge?

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