The document discusses the importance of digital pedagogy and social learning in education, emphasizing skills such as exploration, cultivation, curation, collaboration, and remixing. It highlights the role of social media and online tools in enhancing learner participation and engagement. The text also encourages innovative approaches to learning by leveraging networks and communities for knowledge sharing and collaboration.

1. Digital Pedagogy to
E ngage:
Skills for Social & C onnected
L earning
@ laurapasquini M ay 31 , 201 2
M ountain M ood leM oot #H elena, M T
#m tm oot

3. http://bit.ly/mtmoot12

5. What’s the social learning chatter
all about?
Image c/o CRUSTINA! http://www.flickr.com/photos/crustina/3196036316/

6. Web 2.0
Social Media
Social Web
New Media
#SM
[participation]
[sharing]
Im age c/ L uke M ahan http:/ www.flickr.com /
o / photos/krem ovich/4471 4731 09/

7. Social M ed ia Revolution
http://youtu.be/ZQzsQkMFgHE
Created by @Ekutsko & @equalman

8. N ew M ed ia Ecology Realities
• M ed ia & gad gets are everywhere
• Internet = center of the revolution
• Easy com m unication
• Anywhere & anytim e
• M ultitasking = norm
• M ore change to com e
• (Raine, 2007)
Flickr photo c/o of Dryicon

11. What does this social mean for
learner participation?

12. http://youtu.be/aXV-yaFmQNk
Learning Expectations

15. The Iceberg Effect
© Mark Smiciklas Intersection Consulting

16. Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) & #eci831

17. Making
the
Social
Connection
for
Learning

18. Required Skills for Learners in
the Digital Pedagogy Frontier:
• Explore
• Cultivate
• Curate
• Collaborate
• Remix

19. Explore

20. Find ing new
challenges in
PL AY!

21. Play = “the tension between the rules of the gam e
and the freed om to act within those rules” (Thom as &
Seely Brown, 201 1 )

22. Image c/o Colin_K: http://www.flickr.com/photos/colinkinner/2200500024/sizes/o/in/photostream/

23. Slide http://lmgtfy.com/

24. Go Beyond the Silo Thinking
Flickr photo c/o dsearls

25. Exploration…
Use your imagination
Create time to play
Find a new way of learning
Embrace alternatives
Participate in learning
Perform knowledge

26. There must
be others
ways to
learn…
Image c/o The Out Sourcing Company http://www.theoutsourcingcompany.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/idea.jpg

28. Tim e to
Expand O ur
N etworks: To
Explore, Play
& Experim ent
Image from http://thesituationist.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/istock-social-network.jpg

29. Crowdsourcing
Google Docs, Wikis, Social Networks, Skype/G+
Hangouts, Dropbox… OH MY!

30. IDEAS!
Sharing
Thoughts

31. Where D o You Find Inform ation?

32. Tweet me about it…
Where do you find your crowd?
Where do you get your answers?
#mtmoot

33. Cultivate

34. Turn to your neighbor…Tell
them about YOUR learning
community?

35. Community

36. Flickr photo c/o xotoko

38. Flickr photo c/o vickel_n

39. C om m unities Built
Around H ashtags

40. #AcAdv Chat
@AcAdvChat
Tuesdays 12-1 pm CST

41. #edusocmedia #edtech
#phdchat
#sachat
#highered
#untLT
#satech
@tanyajoosten
http://tanyajoosten.com/
#edchat

42. Cultivate an Active Social Network
Via @intersection1
http://www.intersection

43. Do you
have
something
to talk
about?
http://bitly.com/TwitterC hatSchedule

44. Your Network Must WORK!
Via @nancywhite

45. Curate

46. Online information flows like…

47. NO
FILTER
47

48. Focus

50. Curation & archiving…
Information
News & events
Social streams
Images & Videos
Class discussions
Collaborative efforts

51. Google [Shared] Reading
http://www.google.com/reader/

52. Delicious Stacks http://www.delicious.com/

53. Pinterest Collages http://pinterest.com/

54. Storify Collection http://storify.com/

55. Scoop The News http://www.scoop.it/
Curate content with
Instapaper, Paper.li
and MORE!

56. Communities of Practice
@nancywhite
http://www.ewenger.com/theory/
Wenger, 2006

57. dailyshoot.com

58. Digital
Storytelling
Via @cogdog
http://cogdogblog.com/
S
http://ds106.us/

59. Collaborate

60. Is this really active & engaged learning?

61. Ignite
Learning
Flickr photo c/o furiousgeorge81

62. @ catspyjam asnz

63. “Focus on connecting
with the people, and the
tools will all m ake
sense.”
~C hris Brogan
Flickr photo c/o hoodlumper

64. Participation = Engagement

65. Map Your Own: inmaps.linkedinlabs.com
65

67. How Do You Grow
Learning?

68. Collaborative works…
Group projects
Shared writing
Common learning spaces
Team development
Collective assignments
Aggregated knowledge

69. Google Plus
Hangout:
Research &
work on
@BreakDrink
with
@JeffJackson

70. Skyping & Wiki Updates with
@ArtEsposito for a Presentation

72. Reflection
http://techknowtools.wordpress.com/

73. Discovery

74. Remix

75. c/o @courosa

76. c/o @courosa

77. D on’t Be A Sharing Fail Whale.

79. The D J
Work
Flow for
#O ER
Via
@ brlam b
&
@ sleslie

80. Rip: A Rem ix M anifesto
Mashup
Remix
Share
Copyright
Creative Commons
#OER
#OCW
#OA
#open
http://ripremix.com/

81. Creativity

82. UBC Lip Dub
http://youtu.be/Dpp3quce1Vo?t=1m48s

83. Rem ix Your Ed ucational Flow
• L urking is learning (at first)
• Give cred it where it is d ue
Be creative!
• Engage & participate
• Share resources openly
• N ote the “rules” of netiquette
• U se the tools d ifferently
• C om m unities will look d ifferent
– both the m ed ium & m essage

84. Final Thoughts...

85. Thanks
& stay
connected!
about.me/laurapasquini