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LEARNING IN THE NETWORK AGE Your Personal Learning Network Nic Fair www.nicfair.co.uk @nic_fair

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LEARNING IN THE NETWORK AGEYour Personal Learning Network

Nic Fairwww.nicfair.co.uk@nic_fair

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YOUR HELP PLEASE….

Read the Participant Information Sheet Please sign the Consent Form Then go to the short survey here:

https://www.isurvey.soton.ac.uk/23055

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INSPIRING LEARNING- SHARE YOUR STORY…..

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LEARNING THEORIES AND PEDAGOGIES

A : Behaviouralism / Instructionist

B: Cognitivism / Experiential

C: Constructivism / Peer Learning

D: Socio-technical Constructivism / Networked

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OUR GLOBAL DIGITAL DIFFERENCES

Digital Divide – is it all about Access….?

International Telecommunications Union (2016)

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DIGITAL DIFFERENCES IN THE UK….

• 82% of UK adults use the internet daily or almost every day.

Office of National Statistics (2016)

• Smartphones (and apps) are the most used devices in the UK.

• Adults aged 16 to 24 are most likely to engage in leisure or recreation activities, such as social networking (91%), listening to music (87%) or watching video content from sharing services (77%).

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ONLINE ATTITUDES & BEHAVIOUR

JISC (2015), White & Le Cornu (2011)

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THE RESIDENT-VISITOR-CONTEXT GRAPH

Batchelor, P (2017)

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YOUR PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORK

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GROW – MANAGE - ACTIVATE

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EXAMPLE PLN MAP

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NETWORK ACTIVITIES: ON- AND OFFLINE

Gathering Information Communicating & Collaborating Creating & Sharing Searching & Browsing Gaming / Hobbies / Sports Socialising / Social Networking

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GATHERING INFORMATION

ONLINE ACTIVITIES OFFLINE EQUIVALENTS

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COMMUNICATING & COLLABORATING

ONLINE ACTIVITIES OFFLINE EQUIVALENTS

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CREATING & SHARING

ONLINE ACTIVITIES OFFLINE EQUIVALENTS

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SEARCHING & BROWSING

ONLINE ACTIVITIES OFFLINE EQUIVALENTS

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GAMING / HOBBIES / SPORTS

ONLINE ACTIVITIES OFFLINE EQUIVALENTS

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SOCIALISING / SOCIAL NETWORKING

ONLINE ACTIVITIES OFFLINE EQUIVALENTS

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CONCLUSION

We learn through interactions with people and technology We are all different in our attitudes, behaviour and

interactions with technology We sit at the heart of our own, unique Personal Learning

Network We need to grow and manage our PLNs before we can

activate them effectively We need to develop our digital literacies in order to get the

most out of our PLN