Schedule
Week of...
12th September 2010
A tour of PLEs and PLNs
19th September 2010
Contrasting PLEs with LMSs
26th September 2010
The neXt/eXtended Web
3rd October 2010
PLE/PLN and learning theories
10th October 2010
Evaluating Learning in PLE/Ns
17th October 2010
Using PLEs successfully
24th October 2010
PLE/N Tools
31st October 2010
Personal knowledge management
7th November 2010
PLE/Ns in the classroom
14th November 2010
Critical perspectives on PLE/PLN
Resources
Your Facilitators
George Siemens
Dave Cormier
Rita Kop
Understanding the Brain: The Birth of a Learning Science
Ruth Duggan comments "There does seem to be a lot of similaries between how the brain functions and Connectivism" and links to this website from OECD. There's a lot of reading here, so you may want to space this one out over a few days (or weeks). No rush: this topic is not going to expire. Various Authors, OECD, September 15, 2008. [Link] [Tags: none] [Previous][Next]
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