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Understanding the ecology of the Personally Significant Learning Environment (PSLE): one year on.

Stephens, Moira; Patterson, Christopher; Price, Ann M.; Snelgrove-Clarke, Erna; Work, Fiona; Chiang, Vico

Authors

Moira Stephens

Christopher Patterson

Ann M. Price

Erna Snelgrove-Clarke

Vico Chiang



Abstract

Personal learning environments (PLE) have been shown to be critical in how students negotiate, manage and experience their learning. Understandings of PLEs are largely restricted by narrow definitions that focus on technology alone. The idea of a PLE is often conflated with virtual learning environments. In this presentation, we draw on empirical findings from an international study. Our findings will be of interest to students, educators, researchers and institutions and will facilitate a more in depth understanding of how to support students to create appropriate PLEs for effectively managing their own learning.

Citation

STEPHENS, M., PATTERSON, C., PRICE, A.M., SNELGROVE-CLARKE, E., WORK, F. and CHIANG, V.C.L. 2016. Understanding the ecology of the Personally Significant Learning Environment (PSLE): one year on. Presented at the 27th International networking for healthcare education conference (NET2016), 6-8 September 2016, Cambridge, UK.

Presentation Conference Type Lecture
Conference Name 27th International networking for healthcare education conference (NET2016)
Conference Location Cambridge, UK
Start Date Sep 6, 2016
End Date Sep 8, 2016
Deposit Date Apr 20, 2017
Publicly Available Date Mar 29, 2024
Keywords Personal learning environment; Student experience; Learning environment; Qualitative research; International study
Public URL http://hdl.handle.net/10059/2276
Publisher URL https://www.jillrogersassociates.co.uk/net2016abstractsandcorepapers.html

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