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Can anyone #twalk ? #socmedhe17
Next week myself, Alex Spiers, Chris Rowell and Jeff Waldock will run our workshop ‘Walk this Way’ at SocMedHE17. We will be joined in spirit at least by Santanu Vasant and Claire Moscrop. Between us, we ran the #twalk on … Continue reading
Posted in active learning, BYOD, Digital Placemaking, learning space, MELSIG, Possibilities, social media for learning, walking
Tagged blended learning, digital-social age, disruptive innovation, learning environments, MELSIG, mobile learning, place, smart devices, social media, social media for learning, space, student engagement, technique, Third Space, twalk, twitter
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Digital Placemaking – a working definition
There are three essential ideas in the concept of Digital Placemaking as a learning space: Making – the learner has agency. They are makers of their own space and experience. They are co-producers, who work with others to make a … Continue reading
Posted in Academic innovation, Digital Placemaking, learning space, MELSIG, open learning, Possibilities, social media for learning
Tagged digital-social age, innovation, learner autonomy, learner engagement, learner-generated content, learning ecology, learning environments, placemaking, space
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A Social Media Learning Space: reflections on #FutureHappens – Connect:Disconnect
This post explores, summarises and reflects on some of the conversations that took place in #futurehappens Connect:Disconnect. The Future Happens hack model creates a forum for debate about the potential of technology, and the tensions and anxieties relating to its … Continue reading
Open learning spaces for scholarship and self-exploitation
I reflect on a conversation I had in a week full of conferences at the beginning of September and the development of a tool to help us, as educational developers, monitor the extent of our scholarly engagement. A conversation I … Continue reading
