Thursday, July 28, 2011
Connectivism
This activity has helped me to visualize my personal learning network. I have always relied on colleagues, textbooks and Google searches for assistance and gaining knowledge. But, due to the addition of so many enriched communities, plentiful resources and technological tools, my learning has gained so much more depth. It is very motivating for me to realize that topics I am interested in pursuing can be shared with other educators across the globe.
The digital tools that currently best facilitate learning for me are Skype, wikis, and Google docs. I would like to familiarize myself with edmodo.com, edu.glogster.com and diigo.com and use them more readily on a regular basis in my field of education.
When I have questions, I generally continue to refine my search or use the advice of people, such as those in my field, my peers, fellow bloggers or experts who can assist me in directing me to find the answer.
I posted comments on Kristin's Blog and Aderonk's Blog
http://ktemplesedu7105.blogspot.com/
http://baedutech.blogspot.com/
References:
Siemens, G., Tittenberger, P. (2009). Handbook of emerging
technologies for learning. Retrieved from http://umanitoba.ca/learning_technologies/cetl/HETL.pdf
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Karen,
ReplyDeleteI wish I would have thought about grouping my mind map like you did. It makes the map so much more meaningful. I never thought the internet would ever have the effects on everyday life that it has. It is amazing. Who ever thought that I would be able to attend school on a cruise ship? I have. Who would have ever thought online University would have iphone apps so you can do your work on your iphone. Some Universities have. It is amazing where we are headed. I keep my eyes open because who knows what another ten years will bring.
Aimee
I posted comments to Aderonk's blog:
ReplyDeletehttp://baedutech.blogspot.com/
and Kristin's Blog
http://ktemplesedu7105.blogspot.com/
Karen:
ReplyDeletePatrick LaPollo's response,
I really like they way you designed your map! All things being equal, do you prefer to attend online classes or F2F? How would feel about a hybrid model?