White paper
Let's get personal
White Paper: Personalisation and e-learning
Technology is getting really personal. We have gone from personal
computers to personal stereos, mobiles and digital jewellery in
a very short time indeed. Technology is now truly personal and pervasive
with concepts like wearable and even paintable computing.
Looking even further into the future, cameras embedded in a necklace,
your clothing or glasses may record everything you see. This data
may be saved off wirelessly and be available for recall through
a search engine. Every learning experience could be recalled, every
lecture, book you’ve read, conference attended. The limitations
of memory overcome forever. Now that’s what I call a personalised
e-portfolio!
White Paper: Personalisation
and e-learning
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Summary of contents:
- Let's get personal
- Digital jewellery
- Personalisation surfaces as a political idea
- Personalisation is not new
- Personal learning styles
- Bedlam of contradictory claims
- Unreliable, invalid and negligible impact
- Over-simplistic
- Learning styles may not exist
- Teaching styles
- Summary
- Personal motivation
- Motivational theory
- Intrinsic better than extrinsic motivation
- Personal choice
- Personal confidence
- Personal goals
- Personal feedback
- Personalisation and motivation
- Personal choice on where to learn
- Personal choice on what to learn
- Personal choice on when to learn
- Personal choice on how to learn
- Personal portfolios
- Personalisation and technology
- Personal computers
- Personal mobile devices
- Every person is a portal
- Technology deeply personal
- Conclusion
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- Epic Thinking
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