Studia Informatica Pomerania

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ISSN: 2451-0424     eISSN: 2300-410X    OAI    DOI: 10.18276/si.2017.44-04
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Issue archive / nr 44
INSPIROWANA I SPONTANICZNA EDUKACJA KONEKTYWNA W INTERNETOWYM ŚRODOWISKU UCZENIA SIĘ
(INSPIRED AND SPONTANEOUS CONNECTIVE EDUCATION IN INTERNET LEARNING ENVIRONMENT)

Authors: Anna Stolińska
Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny w Krakowie
Keywords: connectivism learning theory digital age internet learning environment
Data publikacji całości:2017
Page range:10 (33-42)
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Abstract

The article presents the problem of organizing the learning process based on the new philosophy of education – connectivism taking as the example students of University of Cracow. The author of this concept think that a new learning theory is required, due to the huge growth information available on the Internet and new possibilities for people to communicate on global networks. The article presents selected aspects of connectivity, discusses the results of the author’s own research and presents an analysis of the resulting conclusions.
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