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I was asked by Grainne Conole to record a short video on my views about PersonalLearningNetworks, VLEs vs PLEs and other related topics, as a contribution toward her unkeynote with Ricardo Torres Kompen for the PLEconference in Aviero, Portugal this week. Unported License.
Today at the PersonalLearning Environment conference in Southampton, delegates debated whether students actually have the competency to build their own PLEs. A Twitter discussion ensued, but ultimately, I think the wrong question was asked.
If someone had called, I would have said that this is project has at it''s core a mistaken idea: that social media and personallearningnetworks can be directed from the top down. It''s because these are individual connections created by the individual, and that is their value: they are personal.
I watched this morning's PLEconference (#pleconf) unkeynote by Grainne Conole and Ricardo Torres Kompen, which was streamed live from Aveiro, in Portugal. We are indeed 'distributed beings', said Grainne, perhaps invoking the work of Mark Curtis.
Today is day four of the 2013 Global Education Conference. During the conference opening sessions we brainstormed as set of grassroots global education projects that we could bring to our personallearningnetworks to try to get started. General conference information is posted here.
There were posts about the Anatomy of PLEs , their functionality , their role as a counterpoint to the institutional Learning Management System, and also their relationship to MOOCs and Connectivism. We were all excited about the potential of PLEs, their subversive nature and their inherent informality.
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