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Presentation to eLearning Africa. Delivered in Accra, Ghana. May 29, 2008
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A narrative of learning for a world without boundaries eLearning Africa May 29, 2008 George Siemens
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A narrative of learning for a world without boundaries

eLearning AfricaMay 29, 2008

George Siemens

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Innovation

Blended learning

Teacher development

ICT

Mobile learning

DevelopmentNetworking

Collaboration

Partnership

Innovation

Resource constraints

Diffusion

Adoption Learner success

OERs

Web 2.0

Pedagogy

InfrastructureOpen source

Digitization

eLibraries

Empowering women

ICT in health care

Copyright

Quality management

Policy

Inclusivity

Research

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History of educational technology

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Technological revolution Year

Industrial from 1771

Steam/Railways from 1829

Steel/Electricity from 1875

Oil/Automobile/Mass production from 1908

Information/telecommunications from 1971

Perez, C. 2004

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Looking within

Humanity

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Increased opportunities

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Goals of learners

Life of learners

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Changing societal needs

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Not content, but

interaction, connections, socialization

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Principles of openness

To people, to places, to methods, to ideas

Lord Geoffrey Crowther, 1969

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Looking forwardRespect of history

Mobile technologies

OERs

Socialization

A narrative of inclusion

Resolution (acknowledgement) of tension points

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Not knowing in advance

Complicated

vs

Complex

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“New technologies take hold only in the context of accompanying cultural innovation as their latent possibilities are explored.”

Joe Karaganis in Structures of Participation in Digital Culture

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What is learning in a world without boundaries?

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Belonging

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A new narrative?

On returning…

On participating…

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ParticipatingIn content creation

In learning network formation

In socialization

In owning our participation

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Taking the “whole view”

Learning (cognitive, social, situational, emotive)

Learner needs, context

Diversity

Access

Technology

Variability of information quality

International/global relations/partnerships

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STAKEHOLDERS

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Achieving “whole view”Build capacity:

System (policy) Faculty (skills) Learner (skills, access, and opportunity) Stakeholders: society, government, employers

Perils of building a development model too soon, or too rigidly

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Websites and Newsletters

www.elearnspace.org

www.knowingknowledge.com

www.connectivism.ca

http://ltc.umanitoba.ca/wordpress/

[email protected]


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