7. • We need to talk about “learning”
• We need to talk about pedagogy
• The ‘human’ aspects of digital technology use in education
• The (hyper) individualisation of digital education
• The commercialization of HE
• The neoliberalisation of HE
• The need for constructive criticism of DT and HE
8.
9. • Understanding educational processes with technology Vs.
technologies that help understand educational processes
• Making educational decisions with technology
• Digital agency
• The nature of educational institutions
• Enriching the role of participants
• Defining educational technology
• Research in educational technology
Debates regarding Technology and Education:
contemporary pathways and pending conversations
Linda Castañeda
15. CC BY SA By Natashi Jay. When the Light Bulb clicks.
16. De Vries , 2012: Artifacts * Knowledge (tech vs. Science) *Activities (design, make, use) *
Values *; Oliver, 2016 Cause * Social Intervention * Social Effect * Instantiation of Theory *
System within Systems * Network Effect; Selwyn, 2017 Political & Ideological fight place;
Adell, 2018: Market * New narrative about the world; Veletsianos and Moe, 2017
Sociocultural & Ideological Phenomena; Llorens, 2019 an entity with its own nature * a
configuring entity
TECHNOLOGY
28. “the real problem solving engine
was the larger, biotechnological
matrix comprising (in the case at
hand) the brain, the stacked
papers, the previous marginalia,
the electronic files, the operations
of search provided by the Mac
software, and so on, and so on”
Andy Clark, 2003 p.26
31. TECHNOLOGY&EDUCATION
Understanding educational processes
Educational decisions with technology
Digital Agency
Enriching the role of participants
The nature of educational institutions
Research in EdTech
Defining EdTech
Talking about “learning” The commercialization of HE
The need for constructive criticism of DT and HE
Talking about pedagogy
The ‘human’ aspects
The neoliberalisation of HE
The (hyper) individualisation of digital education
37. TECHNOLOGY&EDUCATION
Understanding educational processes
Educational decisions with technology
Digital Agency
Enriching the role of participants
The nature of educational institutions
Research in EdTech
Defining EdTech
Talking about “learning” The commercialization of HE
The need for constructive criticism of DT and HE
Talking about pedagogy
The ‘human’ aspects
The neoliberalisation of HE
The (hyper) individualisation of digital education
46. “combination of tools, sources of information,
connections and activities each person uses
regularly to learn”
Adell and Castañeda, 2010, page. 23
PLE
47. Castañeda, L. y Adell, J. (2013).
The Anatomy of PLE.
In L. Castañeda y J. Adell (Eds.), Entornos
Personales de Aprendizaje: Claves para el ecosistema
educativo en red (pp. 11-27). Alcoy: Marfil.
Entire book available on
http://www.um.es/ple/libro
51. Integrates the learner’s relationships with other people
that constitute the learner’s social distributed cognition
or the Personal Learning Network (PLN)
PLE
52. AcceSS & dec0dE
multimedia information
(RE)CREATING KNOWLEDGE
Doing/Reflecting about information
PLN
Discussion and controversy with others
57. By Freshwater CC BY-NC https://www.flickr.com/photos/freshwater2006/693945631
SOCIOMATERIAL ENTAGLEMENT
58. “the real problem solving engine
was the larger, biotechnological
matrix comprising (in the case at
hand) the brain, the stacked
papers, the previous marginalia,
the electronic files, the operations
of search provided by the Mac
software, and so on, and so on”
Andy Clark, 2003 p.26
59. PLE is NOT a Theory, is NOT a Product
Is NOT explanatory –
Is exploratory - analytical
PLE
60. PLE
What is and what is not
IMPACT
Conections
With
Education &
EdTech
Research
61. Thinking on learning from a
complex perspective
Beyond person/things dichotomy
Centered on people’s needs
PLE
67. Relational
Ontology
•Media as the extensions of our senses
(McLuhan, 1964).
•Cyborgs (Haraway 1991).
•Originary ‘technicity’ of human existence
(Stiegler 1998).
•How things ‘matter’ by means of
‘objectification’ (Miller 1998).
•Hybrid networks of ‘actants’
(Latour,1999).
•‘Technological embodiment’ (Ihde, 1979;
Verbeek, 2005).
•Material ecologies (Ingold, 2012).
•Human-thing entanglement (Hodder,
2012).
•‘Creative material engagement’
(Malafouris, 2014, 2015).
69. "Digital" typewriter
Original picture belongs to KristinNador CC By NC SA http://www.flickr.com/photos/kristinnador/7631954556/in/faves-92998734@N03/
70.
71. PLE is a Techno-pedagogical Approach that
develops the person centered perspective
of lifelong learning in this technological era
PLE
76. PLE is a Techno-pedagogical Approach that
enacts some of the most naturalistic pedagogical
ideas about how people learn in the digital
environment
PLE
77. ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy * learning
with others as conceptualized by social constructivism * learning
in connection or connected learning - connectivism - networked
learning *ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy *
learning with others as conceptualized by social constructivism *
learning in connection or connected learning - connectivism -
networked learning *ubiquitous learning * adult learning –
heutagogy * learning with others as conceptualized by social
constructivism * learning in connection or connected learning -
connectivism - networked learning * ubiquitous learning *
adult learning – heutagogy * learning with others as
conceptualized by social constructivism * learning in connection
or connected learning - connectivism - networked learning *
PLE
78. ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy * learning
with others as conceptualized by social constructivism * learning
in connection or connected learning - connectivism - networked
learning *ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy *
learning with others as conceptualized by social constructivism *
learning in connection or connected learning - connectivism -
networked learning *ubiquitous learning * adult learning –
heutagogy * learning with others as conceptualized by social
constructivism * learning in connection or connected learning -
connectivism - networked learning * ubiquitous learning * adult
learning – heutagogy * learning with others as conceptualized by
social constructivism * learning in connection or connected
learning - connectivism - networked learning * ubiquitous
PLE
79. ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy * learning
with others as conceptualized by social constructivism
* learning in connection or connected learning - connectivism -
networked learning *ubiquitous learning * adult learning –
heutagogy * learning with others as conceptualized by
social constructivism * learning in connection or connected
learning - connectivism - networked learning *ubiquitous learning
* adult learning – heutagogy * learning with others as
conceptualized by social constructivism * learning in
connection or connected learning - connectivism - networked
learning * ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy *
learning with others as conceptualized by social
constructivism * learning in connection or connected learning
PLE
80. ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy * learning with
others as conceptualized by social constructivism * learning in
connection or connected learning - connectivism -
networked learning *ubiquitous learning * adult learning –
heutagogy * learning with others as conceptualized by social
constructivism * learning in connection or connected
learning - connectivism - networked learning
*ubiquitous learning * adult learning – heutagogy * learning with
others as conceptualized by social constructivism * learning in
connection or connected learning - connectivism -
networked learning * ubiquitous learning * adult learning –
heutagogy * learning with others as conceptualized by social
constructivism * learning in connection or connected
PLE
91. • Tech and Not Tech Supported
• Mutually complementary
• Pedagogical Approach
• Hard Tech Based
• Learning implies: First recover info –from an expert-,
Do something and Finally you show it to others
• Metacognition is NOT perceived as a learning process
3 basic learning co
Castañeda, L., & Adell, J. (2014). Beyond the tools: Analysing personal and group learning
environments in a university course / Más allá de la tecnología: análisis de los entornos de
aprendizaje personales y grupales de estudiantes en una asignatura universitaria. Cultura y
Educación, 26(4), 739-774. https://doi.org/10.1080/11356405.2014.985946
93. Castañeda, L. & Soto, F.J. (2010). Building Personal Learning Environments
by using and mixing ICT tools in a professional way. In Digital Educational
Review 18, 9-25 Retrieved From
http://greav.ub.edu/der/index.php/der/article/view/163/302
Students appreciate new ways of developing their tasks and
their course work
Learning =
acquiring information–memorizing
Students, when arriving at university, NO ICT tools for
learning
Opportunities for Independency, collaboration and self-
importance
No Learning as complex,
lack of learning understanding
112. PLE is a Pedagogical Approach with
EdTech Implications
PLE
113. Sociomaterial perspectives on how people
Teach and learn - PLE
Agency
Postdigital
Holistic Model of Teacher's competence for a digital world
Where the pedagogical ideas/practices are coming from
114. • Dabagh, N. & Castañeda, L. (under review) Beyond Personalization: The
PLE as a Framework for Lifelong Learning. Special Issue of Educational
Technology Research and Development (ETRD).
• Castañeda, L. Tur, G. Torres-Kompen & Attwell, G. (forthcoming) The
influence of the Personal Learning Environment concept in the
educational research field: a systematized review.
115. The Art of Abstraction
H. Hofmann
Visiting Scholar
116. Sociomaterial perspectives on how people
Teach and learn - PLE
Agency
Postdigital
Holistic Model of Teacher's competence for a digital world
Where the pedagogical ideas/practices are coming from