Cloud Learning: Learning Environments in the Cloud Era

Learning Environments in the Cloud EraTEEMUARINAwww.tarina.me tar1na

We are witnessing a transition to the

We are witnessing a transition to the• 1980s - Network (TCP/IP, from IT to ICT, mobile phones, 1G)• 1990s - World Wide Web (GSM, hypertext, commercial internet, search engines, mobile internet, open source)• 2000s - Web 2.0 (The web as a platform, social media, UGC (wikipedia, google, youtube), geolocation services, crowdsourcing)• 2010s - Cloud (cloud computing, cloud-based services, application stores, augmented reality for mobile phones, deep space internet)

CLOUD INTERNET

CLOUD COMPUTING CLIENT Google Android iPhone Chrome Salesforce Apple APPLICATION Google Apps Force.com App Store Amazon Web Google PLATFORM Services App Engine AmazonINFRASTRUCTURE Amazon EC2 S3

CLOUD COMPUTINGWidespread adoption of cloud computing could givethe top five EU economies a 763€ billion ($1tn) boostover five years and create 2.4 million jobs.– Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) report, Dec 2010

CLOUD COMPANY Cloud Computing Distributed & Technology Communication 8 Transparent Platforms Practices Tools Culture Network-Centric OrganizationDistributed Worksforce Peer Production Peer Learning Open Innovation Transparency Crowdsourcing

DEALING WITHUNCERTAINTY UNCERTAINTYLEARNING SITUATIONAL RITUALS RESPONSIVE OBSERVABLE PROJECT FLOW REPETITION PRE-DEFINED PREDICTABLE PROCESS PREDICTABILITY

Triskelion LEARNING FROM THE ENVIRONMENT Systems Thinking Active Lea Str rs Personal Agile Planning Intelligence ate hi Learning & Development & Analysis de Environ- y g ment ic t Communctaoions Intera i ns p Open DIGITALLY DISTRIBUTED Innovation Ef od fic uc Technologies Pr ea ve ien tio Interfaces on Cr ti ti Practices e ac tP n lu er ee Va Int LEARNING r IN & ON ati nt LEARNING FROM ACTION CUSTOMERS on s er e m e & PARTNERS O p ag Crowd- an User- Centric sourcing M Design

Technology Culture Digitally distributed technology platforms.Organization Viewpoint Individual Viewpoint

DISTRIBUTED TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS ... ... ...Sales, Marketing, Support: Interactions Ideas: Innovation Workforce: Collaboration Computing: Automation Storage: Information Business Infrastructure S3 Infrastructure Dropbox Ref: In collaboration with Pasi Mäenpää / Elisa

NET(WORK)FORCE elance.com

Technology Culture Digitally distributed technology platforms. Maximizing external capabilities (computing resources, information, and people) through cloud computing and social technologies.Organization Viewpoint Personal learning environments based on smart interfaces. Individual Viewpoint

PERSONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT Billion of content itemsMillions of users

APPLICATION PHONES & TABLETSCloud-based platforms for personal learning environment customization.

Interactive Book Book is not a book. It is an application.Popular Highlights for Kindle. Clock Reacts to Movement on Alice for the iPad.

FlipboardSocial reading experience.

Cloud LearningEnvironment

Connected Classroom

Technology Culture Digitally distributed technology platforms. Context-based Maximal use of external capabilities communication practices. (computing resources, information, and people) through cloud computing and social technologies.Organization Viewpoint Personal learning environments based on smart interfaces. Application stores and cloud-based content delivery mechanisms enabling personalization. Individual Viewpoint

WORK TODAY IS INTERRUPTED AT LEAST EVERY 15 MINUTESREORIENTATION TAKES ANOTHER 15 MINUTES

BEING INTERRUPTEDAT THE WORKPLACE

SITTING AT POINTLESSMEETINGS

IMPULSIVE ANSWERINGTO EMAILS AND PHONE CALLS

INSTANT MESSAGING & STATUS UPDATES Helps you to focus on the work and manage your own interruptions. Source: Garrett, R. K., & Danziger, J. N. (2007). IM=Interruption management? Instant messaging and disruption in the workplace. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 13(1), article 2.

POINT-TO-POINT CONTEXT-BASEDCOMMUNICATION PRACTICES COMMUNICATION PRACTICES • Pre-defined & predictable • Self-organizing & adaptive • E.g. telefax, phone, email • E.g. social softwareWHAT SEQUENCE? WHAT CONTEXT?

Technology Culture Digitally distributed Context-based technology platforms. communication practices. Maximal use of external capabilities Enabling responsive & context-aware (computing resources, information, modes of communication and and people) through cloud computing collaboration (in comparison to and social technologies. predictive & sequential models).Organization Viewpoint Personal learning environments based on smart interfaces. Empowerment through Application stores and cloud-based interaction. content delivery mechanisms enabling personalization. Individual Viewpoint

EFFECTIVE LEARNING TODAY IS HEREConnections Sharing Interactions

New, complicated NEW WORK AND LEARNINGAlone Together Old, simple

Technology Culture Digitally distributed Context-based technology platforms. communication practices. Maximal use of external capabilities Enabling responsive & context-aware (computing resources, information, modes of communication and and people) through cloud computing collaboration (in comparison to and social technologies. predictive & sequential models).Organization Viewpoint Empowerment through Personal learning environments interaction. based on smart interfaces. Maximizing connections, Application stores and cloud-based interactions, and sharing content delivery mechanisms (in comparison to enabling personalization. “knowledge as power”). Individual Viewpoint

A Vision: On-Demand Education Students are the most underused resource – the antimatter of innovation

“It is clear that technology allows institutionsto blur, if not erase, institutional boundariesonce clear and distinct.”– Steve Crow

CLOUDBERRY FROMTHE ARCTIC FINLAND -40˚

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Cloud Learning: Learning Environments in the Cloud Era

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