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Presentation in Spokane to Pacific Northwest Higher Education Teaching and Learning Conference
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Rethinking teaching: Networks and social connections George Siemens May 1, 2008 Pacific Northwest Higher Education Teaching & Learning Conference Learning Technologies Centre www.umanitoba.ca/ learning_technologies
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Rethinking teaching: Networks and social connections

George SiemensMay 1, 2008

Pacific Northwest Higher Education Teaching & Learning Conference

Learning Technologies Centrewww.umanitoba.ca/learning_technologies

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1. What are we really facing?2. Social views of learning3. Tools?4. Distributed. Everything.5. Learning networks6. Control7. And into the abyss of chaos we shall teach

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Hype?

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Web 2.0

Millenials

Open Education Resources

Blogs

Wikis

Second Life

Virtual Worlds

Twitter

Wikipedia

YouTube

uStream Podcasts

flickr

Skype

Diigo

Blogger

Google Docs

LMS

Learning 2.0

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Distributed learning

Learner-centered

Authentic Teaching

Accountability

Standards

Online learning

Hybrid learning

Blended learning

Globalization

Digital literacy

Digital divide

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Reality?

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Explosion

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Information

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An exabyte? How Big?

Five exabytes of information is equivalent in size to the information contained in 37,000 new libraries the size of the Library of Congress book collections.

UC Berkeley

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In 2007 the digital universe equalled 281bn gigabytes of data, or about 45gb for every person on Earth

International Data Corporation

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It took two centuries to fill the shelves of the Library of Congress with more than 57 million manuscripts, 29 million books and periodicals, 12 million photographs, and more. Now, the world generates an equivalent amount of digital information nearly 100 times each day.

Internet Innovation Alliance

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Increased: Complexity and Access

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Time: 1990-2001

Cost?: $3 Billion

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Map your DNA

Cost?: $1000

“You can discover your origins, learn what the latest genetic findings may mean for you, and connect genetically with friends, family, and others across the globe.”

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Getting to 25%

Electricity =46 yearsTelephones =35 years Televisions =26 years Broadband=6 years

McKinsey

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IP traffic will nearly double every two years through 2011. Total IP traffic will nearly quintuple in the five-year period from 2006-2011.

Cisco’s “The Exabyte Era” 2007

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Internet's current network architecture will reach the limits of its capacity by 2010

AT & T

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1. What are we really facing?2. Social views of learning3. Tools?4. Distributed. Everything.5. Learning networks6. Control7. And into the abyss of chaos we shall teach

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Social theories of learning

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Vygotsky

Socio-cultural

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Leontiev

Action has not meaning in itself but in relation to others

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“The information required by individuals for functioning in society and for the survival of society itself is not carried in our biotic genes but in our societal institutions”

Tolman

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Bandura

“Socially interdependent effort”

Triad: Cognitive,biological, environmental

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Relationship of

ActivityIndividual

SocietyTools

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1. What are we really facing?2. Social views of learning3. Tools?4. Distributed. Everything.5. Learning networks6. And into the abyss of chaos we shall teach

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The tool is the thing...

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Gibson: affordances

“Action possibilities”

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Extending ourselves: Technological advances

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1. What are we really facing?2. Social views of learning3. Tools?4. Distributed. Everything.5. Learning networks6. Control7. And into the abyss of chaos we shall teach

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Let’s get fragmented

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Pieces

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Distribution

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Cognition

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Sensemaking

All meanings are created in the public domain...in collective situations and actions

Wittgenstein (Toulmin)

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Knowledge

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Creation

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Learning

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Duality of fragmentation

Ease of customization, adaptation, individualization

Pressure of building realities outside of solid frameworks

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1. What are we really facing?2. Social views of learning3. Tools?4. Distributed. Everything.5. Learning networks6. Control7. And into the abyss of chaos we shall teach

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Connectivism

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What do we mean when we say “Network Learning”?

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1. Technical infrastructure

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2. Network structure

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3. Distributed cognition, knowledge, and learning

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4. Network skills

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5. Systemic views of networked learning, knowledge, and education

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1. What are we really facing?2. Social views of learning3. Tools?4. Distributed. Everything.5. Learning networks6. Control7. And into the abyss of chaos we shall teach

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Who does what?

Who speaks? How?

Who has control?

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Information is participation

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Dilbert

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Human face to murder

Jill Leovy: Homicide Report

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/homicidereport/

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History Commons

http://www.cooperativeresearch.org

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Open Educational Resources

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1. What are we really facing?2. Social views of learning3. Tools?4. Distributed. Everything.5. Learning networks6. Control7. And into the abyss of chaos we shall teach

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Our reality

1. Tremendous growth of information and complexity

2. Our social nature3. Tools to extend ourselves4. Networks to filter, make sense, think, learn5. Shifting control: Thinning class walls

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On becoming...

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Different teachers

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Not only domain-specific knowledge

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But connections

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And new literacies

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Literate/competent with networks

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Literate with information

FindingEvaluating

Filtering

SharingRe-creating

Collaborating

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Literate with identity

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Literate with process/tools

Media

Context

Tool selection

Process selection

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From knowing something to connecting to something

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Websites and Newsletters

www.elearnspace.orgwww.knowingknowledge.com

www.connectivism.cahttp://ltc.umanitoba.ca/wordpress/

gsiemens AT elearnspace DOT org


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