Networked Learning
Networked Learning is using other people and Internet resources to help you learn.
We recognise that people learn from people. They learn by communicating with experts. They learn by talking to people who do similar things, or have approached the same problem in different ways. This communication is not only listening. Articulating a problem can help people to structure their thoughts and bouncing ideas and options off peers or facilitators can help people to arrive at the best outcome. |
Internet Forums
Increasingly, teams and working communities are scattered between different offices, companies and different countries and time-zones. Using email to coordinate these teams and team tasks is problematic. To work effectively a more robust and controlled environment is needed.
The Centre for Networked Learning has a range of “free to use” forums to suit almost any purpose, and a range of services designed to make Internet Forums work.
Read more about Coordinating Teams with Internet Forums |
The Centre for Networked Learning is doing increasing amounts of work with Moodle, a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE).
The Centre for Networked Learning can work with orgaisations to help their managerial, technical and teaching / training staff aquire the new skills to enable them to make effective use of Moodle and deliver value to their students. |
Helping people to extend their training and learning using the Internet
