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This paper explores a network formation as a research subject's own development cross the network society. We present the conceptual premises, the institutional framework, levels of study and work approaches of the new Activity Centre, Innovation and Trends in Training Network, Scopeo . Also presents the results of the first two research training network in the four core areas of study: pre-university level, the level higher public administration and private enterprise.
SUAREZ, Christopher (2010). "The online training as an object of study [article online]. Magazine University and Knowledge Society (RoHS). Vol 7, No. 2. UOC . ISSN 1698-580X.
e-Learning as an Object of Study (Inglés version)
Premises concpetuales
characterize the network formation as a case study of an observatory is not an idea out of context, it implies and explains from a series of assumptions that can be characterized as:
1. Virtuality is the condition technology in running and regenerates the network society. ¬ ence the emergence of this new stage instrumental, which is emblematic archetype internet ¬ type represents an important technical advancement for mankind but set up also a new socio ¬ ral horizon of human development that hosts a series of local transformations global and constantly being validated.
2. The network society is open, flexible and enriches a particular school in ¬ around. Besides the impact on various social dynamics, as in production processes and labor, the exercise of citizenship ¬ ISA, cultural production models, the oppor ¬ tunities for trade, affective expression alternatives, forms of news media, entertainment options, among others, network formation also manifests itself as an extension of "natural" to the emerging socio-technological development.
3. The network training environments add changes to the education and care put new kernels. Involve a number of new goals, processes, ¬ convictions and learning conditions and the emergence of new social actors and the replanting ¬ approach of shared traditional educational roles. All this creates a number of opportunities in the en-dards of human interaction in general terms, and a number of new challenges and dilemmas that education, broadly defined, must be assumed as the new com ¬ rapporteur of the current educational models.
4. Besides the economic and political optimism as ¬ formation to a network, it has a symbolic impact on people, ¬ tions in institutions and social dynamics. Whether as a sideline to the physical or virtual STRICT ¬ activity, as regulated activity or as informal, as part of training or personal development or as part of basic education or additional training network emerges as a social priority in the framework of the network society.
5. Therefore, if the present compo ¬ technology adds a component to the training, know what research adds to this technological development to improve their competence ¬ me education in current society. As access to information that is not the same access to knowledge, nor have the tool in the classroom, or classroom-ca ¬ ity involves education, study the development of a network ¬ tion in its various manifestations and from interdisciplinary approaches, appears as an action justified in the network society. This would enhance their strengths and minimize its weaknesses.
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This paper explores a network formation as a research subject's own development cross the network society. We present the conceptual premises, the institutional framework, levels of study and work approaches of the new Activity Centre, Innovation and Trends in Training Network, Scopeo . Also presents the results of the first two research training network in the four core areas of study: pre-university level, the level higher public administration and private enterprise. SUAREZ, Christopher (2010). "The online training as an object of study [article online]. Magazine University and Knowledge Society (RoHS). Vol 7, No. 2. UOC . ISSN 1698-580X.
e-Learning as an Object of Study (Inglés version)
Premises concpetuales
characterize the network formation as a case study of an observatory is not an idea out of context, it implies and explains from a series of assumptions that can be characterized as:
1. Virtuality is the condition technology in running and regenerates the network society. ¬ ence the emergence of this new stage instrumental, which is emblematic archetype internet ¬ type represents an important technical advancement for mankind but set up also a new socio ¬ ral horizon of human development that hosts a series of local transformations global and constantly being validated.
2. The network society is open, flexible and enriches a particular school in ¬ around. Besides the impact on various social dynamics, as in production processes and labor, the exercise of citizenship ¬ ISA, cultural production models, the oppor ¬ tunities for trade, affective expression alternatives, forms of news media, entertainment options, among others, network formation also manifests itself as an extension of "natural" to the emerging socio-technological development.
3. The network training environments add changes to the education and care put new kernels. Involve a number of new goals, processes, ¬ convictions and learning conditions and the emergence of new social actors and the replanting ¬ approach of shared traditional educational roles. All this creates a number of opportunities in the en-dards of human interaction in general terms, and a number of new challenges and dilemmas that education, broadly defined, must be assumed as the new com ¬ rapporteur of the current educational models.
4. Besides the economic and political optimism as ¬ formation to a network, it has a symbolic impact on people, ¬ tions in institutions and social dynamics. Whether as a sideline to the physical or virtual STRICT ¬ activity, as regulated activity or as informal, as part of training or personal development or as part of basic education or additional training network emerges as a social priority in the framework of the network society.
5. Therefore, if the present compo ¬ technology adds a component to the training, know what research adds to this technological development to improve their competence ¬ me education in current society. As access to information that is not the same access to knowledge, nor have the tool in the classroom, or classroom-ca ¬ ity involves education, study the development of a network ¬ tion in its various manifestations and from interdisciplinary approaches, appears as an action justified in the network society. This would enhance their strengths and minimize its weaknesses.
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Image: http://ciberprensa.com/
Monday, October 18, 2010
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Top 100 Tools for Learning 2010 List Facebook
Although not a categorical list of eLearning tools, since the selection of technology in education technology depends on satisfaction of a number of questions (what, what, how, what, when, who or where teaching and learning), no doubt, is indicative of trends. The good news is that this list is the product of a sustained and promoted by Jane Hart -the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies - which has counted this time with 545 people who have provided with their own successes or failures of the methodology to collect the opinions, their judgments of experts from around the world.
Twitter continues to set the hour, as seen in the table followed by YouTube maintaining well relative to previous years. For its part Google Docs, Slideshare , Skype have improved their acceptance, while Delicious, Google Reader , Wordpress and Moodle have declined slightly among the top ten e-learning tools. However significant amounts Facebook passing the number 31 in 2009 to 9 in 2010. Personally, if it were not for the option Group recently announced by Facebook, the social network does not inspire me relevant educational use, at least to be in the place you are located. 
Although not a categorical list of eLearning tools, since the selection of technology in education technology depends on satisfaction of a number of questions (what, what, how, what, when, who or where teaching and learning), no doubt, is indicative of trends. The good news is that this list is the product of a sustained and promoted by Jane Hart -the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies - which has counted this time with 545 people who have provided with their own successes or failures of the methodology to collect the opinions, their judgments of experts from around the world.
Twitter continues to set the hour, as seen in the table followed by YouTube maintaining well relative to previous years. For its part Google Docs, Slideshare , Skype have improved their acceptance, while Delicious, Google Reader , Wordpress and Moodle have declined slightly among the top ten e-learning tools. However significant amounts Facebook passing the number 31 in 2009 to 9 in 2010. Personally, if it were not for the option Group recently announced by Facebook, the social network does not inspire me relevant educational use, at least to be in the place you are located.
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