This was the subject of one of the threads in the 4 th Networked Learning Hot Seat   last week. had difficulties relating to some of the ways in which networked learning was being discussed.  And as I mentioned in my last post about this, David McConnell wrote: Networked Learning is based on: Dialogue. Group work. McConnell, D. MORE >>

We had quite some confusion this week going on about the concept of 'networked learning' during an interesting day with learning professionals. For some this is really about networking online through social media and learning a lot by connecting with other professionals online. You can nurture learning communities. MORE >>

In short it comes down to  learning, community values and I believe I can make a strong contribution with my skills. Learning. Shared Values & Community. I am excited about the opportunity to learn first hand from a cooperative business model. You may be wondering why I want to volunteer with this group. MORE >>

Imagine the impact a healthy learning community could have on your organization. Thatplace is called collaborative learning. Growing a healthylearning community is a lot like growing a healthy garden. Once you’ve identified your group, you’ve likely found people hungry to learn. Think outside the box. MORE >>

love the idea of tinkering and find it central to the practice of stewarding technology for ourselves, our communities and networks. It is for me a deeply ingrained practice of learning both by myself and with others, particularly in my communities of practice. . Tinkering as a way of learning and creating with and for others. . MORE >>