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* It is sometimes used as a global term for everything that is cooperative, collaborative, etc. | * It is sometimes used as a global term for everything that is cooperative, collaborative, etc. | ||
* It can refer to pedagogical designs that feature [[collective intelligence]], i.e. some sorts of sharing activities like it often happens in [[project-oriented learning]] designs where teams work on their own project but sometimes must engage in exchange activities. | * It can refer to pedagogical designs that feature [[collective intelligence]], i.e. some sorts of sharing activities like it often happens in [[project-oriented learning]] designs where teams work on their own project but sometimes must engage in exchange activities. | ||
* It can refer to situations where a collective (i.e. several individuals) go through a same transformation. | |||
== Collective learning types == | == Collective learning types == | ||
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* de Laat, Maarten and Robert-Jan Simons, Collective learning: Theoretical perspectives and ways to suppport networked learning, Vocational Training, 27. [http://www2.trainingvillage.gr/download/journal/bull-27/27_en_delaat.pdf PDF] | * de Laat, Maarten and Robert-Jan Simons, Collective learning: Theoretical perspectives and ways to suppport networked learning, Vocational Training, 27. [http://www2.trainingvillage.gr/download/journal/bull-27/27_en_delaat.pdf PDF] | ||
* De Laat, M., Lally, V., Lipponen, L. and Simons, R.-J. (2007) ‘Online teaching in networked learning communities’, Instructional Science, 35, 257-286 | |||
[[Category: Pedagogic strategies]] | [[Category: Pedagogic strategies]] | ||
[[Category: Collaborative learning]] | [[Category: Collaborative learning]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 6 September 2013
Definition
Collective learning can refer to different concepts:
- It is sometimes used as a global term for everything that is cooperative, collaborative, etc.
- It can refer to pedagogical designs that feature collective intelligence, i.e. some sorts of sharing activities like it often happens in project-oriented learning designs where teams work on their own project but sometimes must engage in exchange activities.
- It can refer to situations where a collective (i.e. several individuals) go through a same transformation.
Collective learning types
de Laat and Simons typology of "Individual and collective learning processes and outcomes":
| Outcomes | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | Collective | ||
| Processes | Individual | Individual learning | Individual learning processes with collective outcomes |
| Collective | Learning in social interaction | Collective learning | |
de Laat and Simons typology of different collective learning types:
| Implicit | Explicit | |
|---|---|---|
| Individual outcomes | Networking | Learning team |
| Collective organisational outcomes | Working team | Community of practise |
| Collective professional outcomes | Working team | Community of learners |
References
- de Laat, Maarten and Robert-Jan Simons, Collective learning: Theoretical perspectives and ways to suppport networked learning, Vocational Training, 27. PDF
- De Laat, M., Lally, V., Lipponen, L. and Simons, R.-J. (2007) ‘Online teaching in networked learning communities’, Instructional Science, 35, 257-286