PLE Mudmap

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    2. Space for:
          • experts
          • • self expression
          • • debate and dialogue
          • • archived knowledge
          • • learn in a structured manner
          • • represent knowledge
          • • learning in a structured manner
          • • communicate new information and knowledge
          • • nurture ideas, test new approaches, prepare for competition, pilot processes
          • • self assessment
          • • peer assessment
          • = portfolio building (evidence)
          • (Siemens,G. 2006)
      • Formal learning is that which is initiated, guided, managed, assessed or regulated by a teacher. Usually the activities will be related to the curricula as set down by the educational organisation(s) within which the student is studying.
      • Informal learning is initiated, guided, sustained and organised by the learners own interests and motivation. Informal learning is not necessarily related to any formal curricula.
      • A true PLE, acknowledges the blended needs of both the individual learner in the broader formal context of the education system in which they are participating.
      • Essential characteristic: emphasis shifts from the institution to the individual as the key determinant of what network eLearning services they engage in.
      • The dependencies between institution and ‘open/autonomous/independent’ learning, will depend on a number of factors including the type of learning engaged in (independent or course based), maturity of the learner and overall access to these services.
      • Distinction between VLEs and PLEs will become increasingly blurred. The traditional notion of VLEs are no longer making sense, as social networking tools are increasingly being incorporated into the domain of learning or content management systems, possibly to supplement their course content based orientation.
      • ePortfolios also blur the distinction between the two, as individuals take charge of their own creation as lifelong learners.
      • Key challenge of portfolios will be in relation to managing the boundaries between the student based portfolio and their institution (formal) portfolio.
      • social networking tools become fundamental to each type of portfolio creation. One distinction is clear; the digital learning world is trending away from content consumption (VLEs) to that of content creation (PLEs).

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