The Students Own Education Stephen Downes National Research Council Canada June 5, 2006.

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The Students Own Education Stephen Downes National Research Council Canada June 5, 2006

Prelude- The Changing Nature of Identity Before: Identity as belonging, being a part of something I am English, I am a Freemason After: Identity as creation, as a set of connections I wrote ‘Future Ideas’, I know Jay Cross

Today at the Institution… The students belong to you… I am an Open University Student And the environment reflects that: Log on to Atutor or Moodle Navigation is course based, institution based My content goes onto your server

It’s A Question of Ownership Who owns the site, owns the process… Students know this. Brian Lamb, in a talk: I set up a space where students could have their own wiki, and they said thanks, but we have our own space outside the institution, because we don’t trust the institution to leave our content alone.

It’s a Question of Control “So the ‘art of changing the brain’ comes down to some things that we have always known. Practice and meaning are the most important parts of this art, but of course the student will not practice in a meaningful way unless she cares. Ultimately it is the learner that is in control.” James E. Zull, What is ‘The Art of Changing the Brain?’

The Net Generation creates its own media… Identity Production in a Networked Culture: Why Youth Heart MySpace … Danah Boyd “ The dynamics of identity production play out visibly on MySpace. Profiles are digital bodies, public displays of identity where people can explore impression management.”

Blogs and Wikis "Never have so many people written so much to be read by so few..." -- Katie Hafner NY Times. BloggerBlogger - Live Journal - Movable Type - WordpressLive JournalMovable TypeWordpress Educational BloggingEducational Blogging – article Educational WeblogsEducational Weblogs - Edublogs.orgEdublogs.org WikipediaWikipedia – as compared to Britannica by Naturecompared to Britannica by Nature

Photos, Podcasting and Vodcasting Flickr PodcastingPodcasting - wikipedia iPodderiPodder - Odeo –Odeo Liberated Syndication YoutubeYoutube - video Podcasting in Learning Ed Tech TalkEd Tech Talk - Ed Tech Posse - FLOSSE PosseEd Tech PosseFLOSSE Posse Bob SprankleBob Sprankle - Education Podcast NetworkEducation Podcast Network

From LMS to PLE “Personal Learning Environments are systems that help learners take control of and manage their own learning. This includes providing support for learners to: * set their own learning goals * manage their learning; managing both content and process * communicate with others in the process of learning and thereby achieve learning goals.” From JITT.

The Classic Diagram… Scott Wilson.

My Own Approach (1): MyGlu

My Own Approach (2): RSS Writr

E-Learning 2.0 “The model of e-learning as being a type of content, produced by publishers, organized and structured into courses, and consumed by students, is turned on its head. Insofar as there is content, it is used rather than read— and is, in any case, more likely to be produced by students than courseware authors. And insofar as there is structure, it is more likely to resemble a language or a conversation rather than a book or a manual.” Stephen Downes

Some Advantages of PLEs Persistence “The reflective posting of a blog are a digital record of the learning process. They can be an integral part of the lifelong learning accomplishment and e-portfolio of the learner. They should not disappear at the end of a course.” Terry Anderson are-ples-ready-for-prime-time/ are-ples-ready-for-prime-time/

Some Advantages of PLEs (cont)… Identity “Learners have existences beyond formal school, that can be used to both help learners contextualize their own understanding and for others to understand their epistemological legacy. The PLE tools integrate this outside life with formal study.” Terry Anderson versus-lms-are-ples-ready-for-prime-time/ versus-lms-are-ples-ready-for-prime-time/

My Own Approach (3): mIDm License plates Telephone ATM

Some Advantages of PLEs (cont)… “Copyright and re-use: Contributions to a PLE are very definitely owned by the learner and thus can be used and re-used as that owner sees fit.” - Terry Anderson. More and more, we will see students – and not instructors or publishers – authoring learning resources.

My Own Approach (3): DDRM

Whence the PLE? “Why do we need a PLE when we already have the Internet? The Internet is my PLE, ePortfolio, VLE what ever. Thanks to blogger, bloglines, flickr, delicious, wikispaces, ourmedia, creative commons, and what ever comes next in this new Internet age, I have a strong online ID and very extensive and personalised learning environment." Leigh Blackall

The PLE: An approach, not an application Watch for the evolution of read/write applications Similar to Web 2.0 ™ applications Similar also to Windows Vista The students’ application need not be a learning application Eg. More like an client than a learning client

Attending to the ‘Read’ Part… Resource Profiles 1 st Party Metadataa: Bibliographical 2 nd Party Metadata: Usage 3 rd Party Metadata: Commentary Also: microformats

The Semantic Social Network Learning = Participation in a Community The Learning Environment is the work environment (or the community environment) Resource production, selection and referral via more experienced members of the community ‘Schoolwork’ = Work in real life Stephen Downes: