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Communities of Practice and Networks in organisations
Diana Ayling recommended this presentation from Etienne & Beverly Wenger. The points they make are specifically referring to learning in organisations rather than distributed communities, so something I am pondering is how might the points they make be impacted (if … Continue reading
Posted in All, Assessment, Effective practice, Engagement, Professional Learning Development, Social Networking
Tagged communities of practice, Community management, Community of practice, Education, Etienne Wenger, Knowledge Flow, Knowledge Management, Online community of practice, Professional development, social learning, social networks
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Fostering an online professional community: What can you do?
This is a presentation that provides some suggestions around things that you can do to help foster an online community of practice.
Zeenah – Learning in a social world: A social learning scenario
A couple of months ago I shared a scenario of a tertiary learner and how they may use Web 2.0 and social learning as a student. This month, I would like to share the scenario of Zeenah. This is a … Continue reading
Posted in All, Engagement, Literacy Language Numeracy, Social Networking
Tagged Distance Learning, Education, elearning, ESL, ESOL, example, exemplar, Learning, scenario, social learning, Web 2.0
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Social learning – what is it and how does it relate to schools? (Karen Melhuish)
Image by hazelowendmc via Flickr This was a Hot Seat session facilitated by Karen Melhuish, and entitled “Social learning – what is it and how does it relate to schools?” Karen opened with a quick overview of her extremely busy … Continue reading
Information Literacy and Web 2.0 – the Scenario of Susie
I have just finished working on a mindmap that tells the story of Susie and her use of Web 2.0 tools to conduct research for her assignments. The mindmap: Susie Web 2.0 Research is designed to give an idea of … Continue reading
Posted in ICT Enhanced learning and teaching, Literacy, Social Networking
Tagged architecture, Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Blended learning, digital literacy, E-learning, elearning, exemplars, illustration, information literacy, Mind map, MindMeister, scenario, Second Life, social learning, social networking, Twitter, web 2, Web 2 tools, Web 2.0
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ICT Enhanced Learning and Teaching: The ICTELT mindmap discussed
Experiences around piloting the ICT Enhanced Learning and Teaching model and framework revealed that practitioners were often at a loss as to what a design might ‘look’ like, and discussions tended to be esoteric and scattered. It was suggested therefore … Continue reading
How do I set about designing a course in my Learning Management System?
I have been working on a process model and framework, adapted from earlier examples, developed to help answer the question “Where do I start?” for teachers who are unfamiliar with adapting education resources to make effective use of ICT Enhanced … Continue reading
Posted in Design, ICT Enhanced learning and teaching, Professional Learning Development
Tagged communities of learning, communities of practice, continuous professional development, course design, cpd, design, learning management system, LMS, Moodle, Professional development, social learning, teachers, teaching, Virtual Professional Development, VPD
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