http://mywebspiration.com/view/494806a1679f
My Learning Network Resource Map outline
• People
• Family
• Colleagues
• Friends
• Sounding Boards and fellow learners
• Common Sense Gurus
• Experts
• Educators
• Producers of theories and discourse
• e.g. Vygotsky
• Authors and Content Producers
• e.g. Laureate Education, Inc., Dr. Jean Ormrod
• Also fiction like Ursula LeGuin and Terry Pratchett
• Researchers
• e.g. Piaget, Siemens
• Students (reflection)
• Seminars (temporary learning communities)
• e.g. CTAP on the Road, webinars, PD conferences like AVID
• Preservers and Agitators of a Common Culture/Environment
• Myself
• Experiences
• Loosing my first tooth
• Getting along with mom
• Dad's death
• Life...
• Previous Knowledge
• My Brain (that is conditioned and primed to learn, makes connections between prior knowledge and metaphors and models) and my "habits" that make me an expert learner:)
• Reflection
• Identitiy as a Learner
• Culture
• Conforming/preserving
• Resisting/critiqueing
• Technology
• Basic
• phones (connect to other people)
• emails
• TV/Movies
• e.g. documentaries, characterizing fictional accounts of life like Boston Public
• Cameras
• Computer
• Programs
• e.g. Adobe, Microsoft Word
• Content Producers
• Publishers
• e.g. Writer's Inc.
• Youtube, teacher tube, forum for experts and others to publish materials
• Internet
• Google!
• email, search engines, web 2.0
• Blogs, RSS Readers
• e.g. http://www.connectivism.ca/
• online courses
• e.g. Walden, Phoenix, Capella
• collaboration tools and sites like wikis
How did you post this on your page? You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sofie - you're always so positive! The Google Blogger allows you to insert a picture or image (it's an option in the tool bar above where I normally type the blog). I made the image at webspiration, downloaded it as a Word Document, and then copy and pasted it into Paint. Once I had saved the image as a jpeg, I clicked the option to insert an image on the tool bar and found my saved jpeg.
ReplyDeleteI know this was not timely, but I still wish you the best of luck with this stuff. Looking back, I really wish I had played with the colors more.