The document discusses the changing landscape of learning and professional development. It explores how learning is moving from traditional classroom settings to being embedded in everyday activities and social sharing spaces. It also examines how this shift has implications for both technology and content, as well as potential inhibitors to implementation like organizational culture, digital literacy, and teaching methods.

1. Reframing learning and professional development Anne Bartlett-Bragg 8 May 2008 Contribute Communicate Collaborate

2. Why are you here? to learn to meet people to network to talk to generate new ideas for the view?! Your learning landscape…

3. What’s happening in your learning landscape…?

4. Learning: Then and Now? From “Minds on Fire” by John Seely Brown & Richard P. Adler Educause February, 2008 to this from this

5. Creating learning landscapes… What if…. You could create dialogues - learning conversations that provoke questions… Collaborate with and be the conduit for learning What if learning became discretely embedded into our everyday activities?…..

6. From these learning spaces…

7. To personalised learning spaces…

8. To social sharing spaces

9. Personalised work / learning spaces Anne Bartlett-Bragg  November 2007 Knowledge management Information management Learning management Performance management Social networking Reflections Action Plans Reports Artefacts Collect evidence Share Contribute Participate Accountability Action Plans Reports Artefacts Collect evidence Share Contribute Participate Share Contribute Participate Network Action Plans Reports Artefacts Collect evidence Categorise Manage Share Contribute Participate Search Share Contribute Participate

10. Do you have a blog? Do you use Flickr? Do you use chat/IM? Do you use a wiki? Can you make a podcast? Can you live without your aggregator? Do you have an avatar - or 2? Can you explain RSS - in plain English? Can you Facebook me? Can you use Delicious? Just give me the SLURL and I’ll see you there! Is Twitter a type of bird call? What is social software ?

11. Creating an architecture of participation

12. Creating an architecture of participation Apply principles of social psychology theories Design action-oriented processes Transparency of participation Shared experiences Shared resources The information is not important in itself - it is the relationship to other people with shared interests!

13. What are the implications? Content Technology Issues

14. Inhibitors to implementation 1. Organisational inhibitors: Organisational technology infrastructure Organisational culture 2. Individual inhibitors: Digital literacy – computer & information Learners – identity, dependency, time management 3. Pedagogical inhibitors: Modes of teaching

15. A final word from your learners …