This handbook discusses emerging technologies and their impact on education. It notes that information is increasingly being created, shared, and disseminated by individuals, allowing for new systemic structures in organizations. Learning is described as a social, situated, reflective, and multi-faceted process that can be self-paced, guided, or cohort-based. Technologies are changing how knowledge and cognition are connected across networks of people, with learning being the process of growing and navigating those networks. The handbook also discusses new models for educators like ateliers and network administrators and stresses evaluating technologies for their suitability and alignment with principles of learning.
2. Key Ideas (by Jake) You may take away other key ideas Notice the searchable wiki created by the authors Presentation meant for cursory introduction for purposes of discussion/connecting the dots of the workshop
3. Pressures of Change Pg 5 Global, Social, Technological, Educational Result – Rebalancing from Knowing to Being (pg 7)
4. A foundation for change Pg 8 “The foundational change in how information is created, shared, and disseminated (with greater control assigned to individuals) forms the basis on which organizations can build new systemic structures.”
6. Live in fragments no longer p11 Ideas of nodes connecting into networks… “…knowledge and cognition are connected across networks of people and technology and learning is the process of connecting, growing and navigating those networks.” See also Social Objects from gapingvoid.com
7. Technology, Teaching and Learning p14 This section is another way to summarize why we’re here today. Is technology neutral?
8. Wayfinding in education p29 Learning objectives achieved without direct guidance – Personal Learning Networks Hole in the Wall experiment (see Bb links for TED video)
9. New models of educators p30 Do any of these describe you? Atelier Network Administrator Concierge Curator
10. Implementation p35 (and following) Evaluation of context Determining depth of technology integration Attributes of technologies planned for use and suitability to subject matter Evaluating planned technologies against principles of learning