Networked Learning: Self, Diversity, Openness & Autonomy
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This document outlines the key concepts of networked learning including self, people, tools, information, knowledge, connectivity, interactivity, and diversity. Learners exist in networks with themselves, others, teachers, and facilitators and have autonomy, openness, diversity, and connections both within their own networks and to external networks.
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Networked Learning: Self, Diversity, Openness & Autonomy
- 1. Networks Self/People Tools Information/Knowledge Internet/artefacts Connectivity/interactivity Diversity Openness Autonomy Self Diversity Openness Autonomy Self Diversity Openness Autonomy Self Networked Learning developed by Sui Fai John Mak 11/10/09
- 2. Learner Learner Teacher/Facilitaor Learner Learner Self Others Networks Networked Learning developed by Sui Fai John Mak 11/10/09
- 3. Diversity Openness Autonomy Self/Network Networked Learning developed by Sui Fai John Mak 11/10/09