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Hamilton May 2011

Bruno Poellhuber

Terry Anderson

Nicole Racette

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Agenda

• 1. Problem and theoretical base (Terry) - 5 min

• 2. Objectives and methodology (Bruno) - 5 min

• 3. Athabasca (with ELGG tour) - 10 min

• 4. TÉLUQ - 10 min

• 5. University of Montreal - 10 min

• 6. General discussion - 20 min

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Social Networking in Self Paced Models of Distance Education

• Self Paced, continuous enrolment programming maximizes learner freedom, accessibility and control

• Very little DE programming and research done on this model

• Canada’s largest and single mode universities use self –paced model

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Associated with higher drop out rates

• Can Social/Networking Software Make a Difference??

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Social Networking Software

– T”social software refers to a set of network

tools designed specifically to support

sharing, collaboration, socializing and

resulting in the development of multiple

forms of social capital (Jones &

Thomas, 2007).

– profiles, wikis, blogs, posting walls, artefact

tagging, web conferencing, calendaring

and other network-based tools

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Educational Social Software

• “ allows individuals to meet, work

together, and share insights, ideas and

artefacts, thus affording learners the

opportunity to meet each other and forge

learning relationships.” (Anderson, 2004)

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Personal Learning Environments• The short term involves the success of the

course, the long term term involves the success to life long learners and formal education!

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