If you use a wide definition of 'technology', reading articles on paper and jolting down notes in the sidelinemight still be the most frequently used technology. However, whether using or not using a particular tool is often in the details. Since my discovery of Instapaper, for example, my e-reader use has increased sharply.
Instapaper is a tool that lets you store interesting web pages such as articles and blog posts for later reading. All selected texts are nicely ordered and can be exported to the e-reader friendly epub format.
Another way to represent a PLE is to place them along 3 axes (based on Conole, 2008; link here):
- individual vs social
- information vs experience
- active vs passive (like in immersive language learning)
This allows to make the relation between the use of technology, notably Web 2.0, and pedagogy more explicit.
Another way to represent a PLE is to place them along 3 axes (based on Conole, 2008; link here):
- individual vs social
- information vs experience
- active vs passive (like in immersive language learning)
This allows to make the relation between the use of technology, notably Web 2.0, and pedagogy more explicit.
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