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Connectivism
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a learning theory that stresses digital networks and information connections as fundamental to learning in the digital age
What is "connectivism"?
Connectivism is a learning theory that emphasizes the role of technology and social networks in the learning process. It argues that knowledge is distributed across networks and that learning happens through connections between people, information, and tools. It highlights the importance of collaboration and engagement with diverse sources, such as online platforms and digital tools, enabling learners to build understanding through real-time interactions and shared resources.
Examples
Connectivism asserts that learning is not just about acquiring knowledge but also about forming connections and navigating digital networks.
In the era of the internet, connectivism suggests that learners must develop skills in filtering, evaluating, and synthesizing information from various online sources.
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