Networked Learning and Blackboard?
I found this interesting paper written by the CEO of BlackBoard.
The white paper suggests:
"A Networked Learning Environment in the Internet age applies new technology to a very old concept— that learning is much more than classes and grades. It is about the learning that takes place in a vibrant community of people and resources. The Internet has removed the limits of time and proximity that once restricted this community. In a true Networked Learning Environment, any student, instructor or researcher can access any learning resource at anytime from anyplace"
There is a a bit of a sales pitch for Blackboard but makes the point that networked learning is more that just online courses... and involves people being able to access and contribute ideas and learning materials anywhere, anytime.
Access it [here]
The white paper suggests:
"A Networked Learning Environment in the Internet age applies new technology to a very old concept— that learning is much more than classes and grades. It is about the learning that takes place in a vibrant community of people and resources. The Internet has removed the limits of time and proximity that once restricted this community. In a true Networked Learning Environment, any student, instructor or researcher can access any learning resource at anytime from anyplace"
There is a a bit of a sales pitch for Blackboard but makes the point that networked learning is more that just online courses... and involves people being able to access and contribute ideas and learning materials anywhere, anytime.
Access it [here]
posted by dd at 3:07 pm
1 Comments:
I like it, though the sentiment falls short of a general embrace of learning outside of formal educational settings. But we shouldn't forget that Bb's reference to students, instructors, researchers and learning 'resources' still places the Bb pedagogic approach firmly in formalised education - albeit on the fringe of a more progressive approach to learning.
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