- forming new connections and upgrading established connections to a network cluster inside or outside us, connections within that cluster and connections between clusters.
- using our personal contexts to realize significance, meaning and/or applications of the otherwise meaningless signals received through our connections
- recognizing patterns in the connections and meaning we've formed which opens up further questions, investigations or explorations which leads to more connections
- becoming more salient to other cognitive and social networks by being more accessible, receptive, responsive and valuable to those other connections, meanings and perceived patterns
10.08.2009
CCK09 Putting Connectivism into practice
I've been striving to transform my growing knowledge of Connectivism into an actionable practice. I've gotten better at talking the talk, but not walking the talk. Speaking the language seems like a start in the right direction to me. This morning I continued to reflect on how to put CCK into practice and came up with a preliminary protocol. As I explored different alternatives, I formed a strong association with the following pattern of practices. I see myself and others practicing Connectivism whenever we are:
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