COVERITLIVE.COM

10:15

Suz Arnott - OK, this is my first attempt at Cover it Live, hope it works.
ACER - Learning 2.0 with Stephen Downes

10:20

Suz Arnott - Most people learn today by reading, getting email, finding time to trial things - usually information overload

10:21

Suz Arnott - The question asked was how do we learn things today? How do we get information?
I hope I will get better at this

10:21

Suz Arnott - Personal Professional development is a focus for Stephen Downes

10:22

Suz Arnott - About how we teach ourselves, not others

10:22

Suz Arnott - Interation, useability, relevance

10:23

Suz Arnott - Methodology - how we go about doing it

10:24

Suz Arnott - Principles and theories are NOT reality
reality is comples

10:24

Suz Arnott - Interaction - participation in a community or network
diagram of Future VLE

10:25

Suz Arnott - Interaction - human contact
human content
communicating with others help us to learn

10:27

Suz Arnott - You can't depend on traditional learning for interactivity
most learning is based on the broadcast method, and learning is separated from interactivity
Build your own interactive network - place yourself at the centre

10:27

[Comment From Guest]
Apparentently @mrpbps is doing coveritlive as well

10:31

[Comment From Guest]
logged in now, I hope

10:31

Suz Arnott - Your personal learning network -

email, mailing lists

weblogs
Personal communication - Instant messaging/skype/twitter
Online forums - eg - elluminate edtechtalk, CIDER, Net*working, shoutcast,

10:33

Suz Arnott - Interaction: Principles

Pull ratrher than push - you know what you are inyterested in

speak in your own voice - authenticity
share knowledge and experiences

10:33

[Comment From Jo McLeay]
pull is better than push because of relevance

10:34

Suz Arnott - Guerilla tactics
Make interactivity happen

10:36

Suz Arnott - If your software etc doesn't support it create it - create your network

10:37

Suz Arnott - Network Formation
aggregate -
remix - make it useful to you

10:38

Suz Arnott - Elements of usability
consistency
simplicity
no long involved process to learn how to do it

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