Slides from my presentation as part of the Creating effective learning with new technology in the 21st century:
the importance of educational theories
Symposium at AMEE 1 Sep 2014, Milano, Italy
1. Designing
effec*ve
social
learning
Natalie
Lafferty,
University
of
Dundee
Creating effective learning with new technology in the 21st century:
the importance of educational theories
AMEE
Symposium
1
Sep
2014,
Milano
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5. LEGITIMATE
PERIPHERAL
PARTICIPATION
(LPP)
Newcomers
to
Old-‐%mers
Mature
prac*ce
Through:
-‐ Engagement
-‐ Interac*on
-‐ Collabora*on
-‐ learning
of
knowledgeable
skills
Periphery
Social
Prac*ce
Full
Par*cipa*on
Situated
Learning
Boundary
(flexible,
dynamic)
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6. COMPONENTS
OF
A
SOCIAL
THEORY
OF
LEARNING
CONCEPTUAL
FRAMEWORK
-‐
WENGER
7. Social media supporting virtual CoPs"
"
http://www.connectivism.ca/about.html"
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9. The
network
aspect
refers
to
the
set
of
rela*onships,
personal
interac*ons,
and
connec*ons
among
par*cipants,
viewed
as
a
set
of
nodes
and
links,
with
its
affordances
for
informa*on
flows
and
helpful
linkages.
The
community
aspect
refers
to
the
development
of
a
shared
iden*ty
around
a
topic
that
represents
a
collec*ve
inten*on
–
however
tacit
and
distributed
–
to
steward
a
domain
of
knowledge
and
to
sustain
learning
about
it
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10. TOOLS
SUPPORTING
CONNECTIONS
&
DISCOURSE
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11. CONSTELLATIONS
OF
OPEN
PRACTICES
&
NETWORKS
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12. PERSONAL
LEARNING
NETWORKS
&
ENVIRONMENTS
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13. “A
collec*ve
is
very
different
from
an
ordinary
community.
Where
communi*es
can
be
passive
(though
not
all
of
them
are
by
any
means),
collec*ves
cannot.
In
communi*es,
people
learn
in
order
to
belong.
In
a
collec*ve,
people
belong
in
order
to
learn.
Communi*es
derive
their
strength
from
crea*ng
a
sense
of
belonging,
while
collec*ves
derive
theirs
from
par*cipa*on.”
Douglas
Thomas
and
John
Seely
Brown
(2011)
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14. A
LEARNING
THEORY
FOR
A
DIGITAL
AGE
-‐
SIEMENS
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28. Natalie
Lafferty
Director
Technology
in
Learning
College
of
Medicine,
Den*stry
&
Nursing
University
of
Dundee
TwiDer
-‐
@nlafferty
Email
–
n.t.lafferty@dundee.ac.uk
Web
-‐
hDp://about.me/nlafferty
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