16. Andragogy
Competence
- Am I comfortable with my
learning environment?
Relatedness
- Can I connect this to my
peers and my job?
17. Andragogy
Competence
- Am I comfortable with my
learning environment?
Relatedness
- Can I connect this to my
peers and my job?
Autonomy
- Do I call the shots?
25. Trapped in the shell
Individual Courses
- Content does not transfer
across courses
26. Trapped in the shell
Individual Courses
- Content does not transfer
across courses
Communication
- Stifled by formality
27. Trapped in the shell
Individual Courses
- Content does not transfer
across courses
Communication
- Stifled by formality
Intentionally Hierarchical
- Requires extra effort from
teacher
- Inhibits peer learning
28.
29. What would an informal learning environment look like?
30. What would an informal learning environment look like?
31. What would an informal learning environment look like?
32.
33. How can we combine formal and informal learning
environments in the same space?
43. Purlieu, n. (pər’loo)
Course Management
My Courses Dashboard
Social Networking
Community and ePortfolio
Program Resources
Marketing and Communications
44. Purlieu, n. (pər’loo)
Course Management
My Courses Dashboard
Social Networking
Community and ePortfolio
Program Resources
Marketing and Communications
Media Integration
Media Management and
45. Purlieu, n. (pər’loo)
Course Management
My Courses Dashboard
Social Networking
Community and ePortfolio
Program Resources
Marketing and Communications
Media Integration
Media Management and
46. Purlieu, n. (pər’loo)
Course Management
My Courses Dashboard
Social Networking
Community and ePortfolio
Program Resources
Marketing and Communications
Media Integration
Media Management and
It’s pretty obvious the reason most start an online program because they CAN’T be on campus\n\nHowever, there is something to be said about missing out on opportunities to connect with your peers and faculty in an informal setting\n\nBefore going any further, we need to understand some definitions\n
Generally involves students working toward a degree or certificate program\n
Happens at the watercooler\nOver lunch or coffee\nIn the hallway on the way to class\nDuring a presentation by a colleague\n
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Most students in online programs are adults\n\nMajor tenets of andragogy are...\n
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Allows teachers to post content and communicate with students\nAllows students to view resources, submit assignments, and communicate with peers and teachers\nAllows administrators to offer support\n
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Interestingly, we learn from all sorts of media. These are all examples of tools that allow people to learn in new and different ways. \n\nIf you think about it, they all also work well for adult learners in that they are all: easy to use - competence; they allow people to relate to others and their interests - relatedness; and they allow people to choose how, when, where, and what they want to learn - autonomy \n
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Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n
Purlieu is a complete package for online program support, marketing, and retention \n