Using Network and Mobile Technology to Bridge Formal and Informal Learning 2013
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-84334-699-9.50005-7
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Networked lives for learning: digital media and young people across formal and informal contexts

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“…For example, notions of synchronous and asynchronous communications have been blurred, for instance, in the instantaneous access to emails provided by mobile data connectivity, (Dalgarno, 2014) and the term 'polychronous' learning has been promoted as an alternative to this binary position (Oztok et al, 2014). Similarly, Roth and Erstad (2013) emphasise that mobile practices, especially networking between learners, are 'polycontextual' in the sense that they are not bounded by one context and "have the potential to be realised in a range of strata and situations based on participation in multiple settings" (p.125). Nortvig (2014) introduces the similar concept of 'multi-locality' to help describe the range of ways that teachers and students can be present (synchronously and asynchronously) in physical and virtual spaces.…”
Section: Using the Third Space To Extend Notions Of 21st Century Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For example, notions of synchronous and asynchronous communications have been blurred, for instance, in the instantaneous access to emails provided by mobile data connectivity, (Dalgarno, 2014) and the term 'polychronous' learning has been promoted as an alternative to this binary position (Oztok et al, 2014). Similarly, Roth and Erstad (2013) emphasise that mobile practices, especially networking between learners, are 'polycontextual' in the sense that they are not bounded by one context and "have the potential to be realised in a range of strata and situations based on participation in multiple settings" (p.125). Nortvig (2014) introduces the similar concept of 'multi-locality' to help describe the range of ways that teachers and students can be present (synchronously and asynchronously) in physical and virtual spaces.…”
Section: Using the Third Space To Extend Notions Of 21st Century Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Learning takes place in a range of contexts with a multitude of time and place configurations (Nortvig, 2014;Roth & Erstad, 2013). Learning may take place 'polysynchronously' (Oztok et al, 2014), across these spaces, possibly causing challenges for educators who are not used to thinking about this flexible use of time.…”
Section: Re-thinking Contexts For Learningmentioning
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“…Begitu pentingnya media pembelajaran se hingga media pembelajaran menjadi topik perbin cangan dunia karena media pembelajaran bisa membantu siswa dalam memahami suatu konsep materi sehingga siswa bisa meningkatkan poten si dalam dirinya (Haryana et al, 2022;Hikman dayani et al, 2021;Hidayatno et al, 2019;Roth & Erstad, 2013;Zhang et al, 2013) bahkan media pembelajaran juga bisa meningkatkan mi nat semangat belajar pemahaman anak istimewa. (Sari et al, 2019;Husni & Budianingsih, 2013)…”
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“…Tuttavia, queste stesse tecnologie, laddove il loro impiego è discontinuo e frammentario, soprattutto se l'uso personale si discosta eccessivamente con l'uso che se ne fa a scuola, rischiano di diventare un elemento di discontinuità e di ulteriore divario, anziché di connessione. Le ricerche condotte sull'uso dei social media da parte dei giovani al di fuori dalla scuola mostrano, infatti, come le pratiche di utilizzo siano differenti da quelle scolastiche in termini di modalità, intenti e contenuti (Gee, 2003;Ito et al, 2009;Roth & Erstad, 2013). Una delle sfide attuali che docenti ed educatori dovrebbero porsi, anche alla luce degli ulteriori divari che si sono generati durante il lockdown dovuti alla mancanza di tecnologie o di connessione adeguata che hanno impedito a molti studenti di partecipare alle attività di didattica a distanza (Livari et al, 2020), consiste proprio nel cercare di comprendere e di attuare delle interconnessioni che le tecnologie possono attivare fra le pratiche scolastiche formali e quelle informali.…”
Section: Tecnologie E Media Educativi Come Connettoriunclassified