Open Source Learning: A Workshop
Workshop (F2F)
ID: 59529
Abstract: This workshop presents Open Source Learning, which empowers students to work in partnership with teachers to develop their own learning experiences and interdisciplinary paths of inquiry. Open-Source Learning enables students to amplify and accelerate their learning by participating in virtual networks and online communities. Students can apprentice with expert mentors and collaborate with partners around the world. They can also create and curate their own knowledge capital as they learn. Open-Source Learning empowers us to produce value, interdependence, and hope in real time.
Objectives
In this workshop, participants will: 1. Learn the principles and practices of Open-Source Learning 2. Apply the Open-Source Learning framework and case studies to formal, informal, and individual circumstances 3. Connect with a real-time Open-Source Learning network to “test drive” the experienceTopical Outline
Workshop Outcomes In this workshop, participants will: 1. Learn the principles and practices of Open-Source Learning 2. Apply the Open-Source Learning framework and case studies to formal, informal, and individual circumstances 3. Connect with a real-time Open-Source Learning network to “test drive” the experiencePrerequisites
This workshop is for all K-12 educators and K-12 teacher educators. There are no prerequisites.Experience Level
BeginnerQualifications
The instructor is the developer of Open Source Learning, and has been engaging students in this way of learning since 2011. Additional, David Preston has published a book, Academy of One.Topics
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