A landscape of new tools has lead to entirely new forms of communication. Learning itself is a ‘mashup.’ Teaching and communicating using online tools creates a conversation that takes place in a cloud. New learning skills and styles emerge. This presentation will introduce three concepts especially relevant to teaching and learning in this potentially overwhelming context: learning ecosystems, organizational biomimicry, and connectivism. This is a concise introduction to what's new in learning and communication and is meant to provide the background knowledge to support changes in practice.
This presentation is part one in a two part series about New Learning Communities. The second part is Practical Applications by Julia Parra, Ed.D.
Attitudes and motivation toward learning l2 in internet based informal contextonaliza
A FULL THESIS ON ATTITUDES AND MOTIVATION TOWARD LEARNING A SECOND
LANGUAGE IN AN INTERNET-BASED INFORMAL CONTEXT:
PERCEPTIONS OF UNIVERSITY ESL STUDENTS
An overview of our first ever Talent Social, a brand new club for the most curious and progressive culture makers across the creative and media industries. The aim of Talent Social is to inspire those people who are best placed to create and nurture cultures to support creativity and innovation and help develop the industry of the future. If you are interested in getting involved, please e-mail jamesk[at]creativesocial.com