So are LMSs now part of a technology trend that is headed south? Will incorporation of Web 2.0 features make them more enticing? Will learning really become more effective if Web 2.0 happens to these LMSs? Will they start working on a networked learning SCORM advanced API soon, maybe by defining standard runtime Web 2.0 interactions [...]
Posts Tagged ‘connectivism’
Networked Learning Environments
Posted in elearning 2.0, tagged connectivism, NBT, networked learning environment on August 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Network based Training (NBTs)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged connectivism, learning 2.0, NBT, web 2.0 on December 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have written earlier about what I am proposing as the evolution from the CBT and WBT – the NBT or Network based training, for some time now. NBTs provide a framework for organizations who want to adopt Web 2.0 and networked learning (the connectivism way) in their systems. The main components of the NBT [...]
Connectivism and social action
Posted in Reviews, tagged cck08, connectivism on December 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In the wake of the Mumbai terror attacks, I have witnessed in graphic detail the many aspects of socio-political crisis. On one hand, there is the actual terror and consequent military action. On the other is the political shakeout because of mass opinion that reflected in the local elections and change of power positions in [...]
CCK08 Week 2
Posted in Learning Theory, tagged cck08, connectivism on September 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
End of week two of the “course” and I think I have come some way. While Week 1 was about Connectivism and the changing face of the web at an introductory level exposing me to some interesting ideas and getting me acclimatised to a massively online course, Week 2 has been the process of getting my [...]



