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Evolution Of Distributed Learning: A Vision For Learning Networks

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Explore the shift from traditional institution-based education to distributed learning networks. Discover the power of web-based learning, user-generated content, and social networks in the realm of E-Learning 2.0. Dive into the world of connective knowledge and the future of digital education.

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  1. Distributed Learning Stephen Downes National Research Council Canada April 3, 2006

  2. I strongly wish, for what I faintly hope: Like the day-dreams of melancholy men, I think and think on things impossible, Yet love to wander in that golden maze. - Dryden http://arthurwendover.com/arthurs/scott/12166-8.html

  3. Traditional Online Learning – Institution Based • Online courses, learning management system • Content ‘federations’ – closed network – Product Based • Content packaging and CD-ROM delivery • Digital rights and authentication – Content Based • The idea of courseware, course packs • Learning design and sequencing

  4. What we need… • “We need a system that is optimized toward slotting in new pieces as they become available, not as an after-thought or an add- on, but as a fundamental characteristic of the system.” • Michael Feldstein, August 7, 2005 http://mfeldstein.com/index.php/the_long_tail_of_learning_applications/

  5. Learning Networks – Not Institution Based • Resource based, learning integration • Open access, content networks – Not Product Based • Web based, content not packaged but agregated • Identity used to enable access, not restrict it – Not Content Based • E-learning as engagement, conversation • Focus on services and interaction

  6. • Web 2.0 – the idea of the web as platform rather than medium – checklist – Structured microcontent – Distributed data (data outside) – Feeds and integration - APIs – the Google Maps API, the Flickr API, the Skype API – Single identity

  7. What does this look like? (1) • The Interactive Web... • Social networks, power laws – MacManus and Porter – Shirkey – Power Laws – Downes – Semantic SN – Bond

  8. What does this look like? (2) Distributed Resource Descriptions… information not only on a person’s c.v., but in school transcripts, police records, credit bureau…

  9. Learning… Learning as a network phenomenon… • Web of user-generated content… • Social networks and communities (entails a genuinely portable (and owned) identity • Networks of interactions (aggregate, remix, repurpose, feed forward) – syndication • The personal learning centre

  10. What does this look like? (3) • A web of content • The personal learning centre – Wilson – ELGG

  11. What does this look like? (4) • User generated Content - Personal, opinionated • Network of interactions • Blogs and learning Downes – Educational Blogging Creating Blogs – Blogger, LiveJournal, more… – Thinking of blogs as structured data • RSS, Atom, OAI – Aggregation – Bloglines, others… Filters – Feedster, Technorati

  12. Architecture Rethinking Learning Resources…

  13. Blogs "Never have so many people written so much to be read by so few..." Katie Hafner NY Times. Blogger - Live Journal - Movable Type - Wordpress Here is a tutorial on using Wordpress Danah Boyd - Blogs and Identity Educational Blogging - article Educational Weblogs - Edublogs.org

  14. Photos, Podcasting and Vodcasting • Flickr • Podcasting - wikipedia article - iPodder - Odeo • Liberated Syndication • Podcasting in Learning • Ed Tech Talk - Ed Tech Posse - FLOSSE Posse • Bob Sprankle • Education Podcast Network

  15. RSS and Content Syndication • How to create an RSS file • RSS Ideas for Educators Aggregation and Syndication • Bloglines, Technorati, Feedster • Community Blogging Glu • SuprGlu, Myglu , RSS Writr

  16. Collaborative Authoring • Messaging – ICQ, Skype Wikis • Jotspot, Wikipedia - Gollum - • Bering Strait School District's Open Content Initiative – Organization tips for setting up a wiki • Writely Social Networks • Friendster, Orkut, Myspace

  17. The Wisdom of Crowds Collective Bookmarking • del.icio.us, Furl • Bookmarklet to bookmark to multiple services • Lee's furl and del.icio.us sites - I bookmarked many of the sites we wandered to today. Recommender Systems • Amazon.com • Recommender Systems? - Presentation

  18. Open Source and Open Content • Creative Commons - in Yahoo and Google • Podsafe Music Network • Eduforge • Open Course Ware and Connexions • Open Educational Resources

  19. Connective Knowledge • Connectivism • Connective Knowledge • E-Learning 2.0 Principles of Connective Knowledge: • Autonomy • Diversity • Openness • Interaction

  20. http://www.downes.ca