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I hadn’t planned on blogging about informal learning today, but an article in Irish e-zine Silicon Republic interested me, and I thought I’d bring it to you.

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Imagine…
Each of us had the facility to access a personalised version of the types and diversity of information and knowledge on display in Times Square, NY. Is this the ultimate immersive learning environment?
Ten years ago, who would have though you could “Broadcast Yourself” a la YouTube? There is a booth on W44th St that allows [...]

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Imagine…
Each of us had the facility to access a personalised version of the types and diversity of information and knowledge on display in Times Square, NY. Is this the ultimate immersive learning environment?
Ten years ago, who would have though you could “Broadcast Yourself” a la YouTube? There is a booth on W44th St that allows [...]

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I have suggested in a previous blog entry that non-formal learning (NFL) is located on a continuum between so-called informal and formal learning (see Figure 1)
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I have suggested in a previous blog entry that non-formal learning (NFL) is located on a continuum between so-called informal and formal learning (see Figure 1)
Figure 1 the Learning Continuum
and that learning is situated in a larger socio-cultural context – a cognitive web – that provides the knowledge-centric framework within which learners operate (see Figure [...]

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As you’ll know if you’ve been following the last few posts, I’ve been evaluating the term “e-learning.” After a brief investigation of the current thinking on this term, I chose Don Morrison’s definition as the most satisfactory.
Why? Well, by analysing the key terms in Morrison ’s definition, and scrutinising them in the context of the [...]

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As you’ll know if you’ve been following the last few posts, I’ve been evaluating the term “e-learning.” After a brief investigation of the current thinking on this term, I chose Don Morrison’s definition as the most satisfactory.
Why? Well, by analysing the key terms in Morrison ’s definition, and scrutinising them in the context of the [...]

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