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Personal Learning Environments in a Global Higher Engineering Education Web 2.0 Realm

Denis Gillet
2010
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper presents investigations on formal and informal requirements for personal learning environments taking into account students’ personal and social learning practices. The potential of global Web 2.0 educational service bundles and informal learning communities, as well as their recommendation by educators are addressed. A scenario showing how these new paradigms can be integrated in engineering education as a way to bring together personal and social learning practices is drawn.

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