Have you thought of what your own footprint looks like? Or the story it tells?
Imagine students curating their footprints — and able to see how their world reaches back through their connections?
In the Digital Story Telling review, I clicked a link to Memolane and followed the directions. …
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Loading...In 2010, I read David Warlick‘s Gardener’s Approach to Learning: Cultivating Your Personal Learning Network. I liked the idea of cultivating an information ecosystem (it appealed to the permaculturalist in me) . After reading the book, I decided map my PLN out. …
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This presentation of Seven Degrees of Connectedness by Rodd Lucier @thecleversheep is the best introduction to connectedness, to taking a risk and starting to build a Personal/Professional Learning Network (or Neighborhood) I have seen.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...My learning network is invisible. At least it is to everyone but me. I see the connections I have made and know the level of depth our conversations represent. I have seen changes in learning spaces and whole systems shift because of the power of this invisible network.…
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I recently read the following comment by Ms. Edwards on Denise Krebs’ post Connected Learning, Thanks to My Neighbors as Denise was contemplating self-determined or rhizomatic learning:
…“I think you show part of self-determined learning when you say ‘I don’t know yet.’
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Middle level educators have joined together through tweets (#midlevt), Diigo Group, and a wiki to find common ground and to explore and discover solutions to issues.
As we can, we take questions from our #etmooc experience and answer them according to our mid level focus:
How important is connected learning?…
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I’ve been thinking about this “Choose your own adventure,” and “curating multiple paths to learning” that Ben Wilkoff suggests in his Learning is Change series. My response is this:
Choose A Motivating Environment #etmooc from Sheri Edwards on Vimeo.…
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Choose your path
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Let the tendrils of life flow through old ideas
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To add new steps and styles
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That plant your unique rainbow of creativity
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That waves gently into the path of others, rippling new oceans of endless connections.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I initially posted this image on January 30th, drawing it (off-line) gave me an opportunity to think about the experiences so far in #etmooc.
My ET MOOC Learning Experiences Jan. 21 – Feb. 1
I did need to spend some time away from my computer to reflect, but once I had finished the mind map, I wanted to add hyperlinks.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I hosted a webinar to stream this session for my co-workers at Alberta Education on January 24th. I almost cancelled the session because I am pretty familiar with Google docs and there was a pretty large pile of paper accumulating on my desk.…
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