The ‘students as learning designers’ approach challenges transmission models of pedagogy and requires teachers to relinquish some control to their students so that they might have the space to experiment and discover how to learn. This paper outlines the findings of two studies that allowed students to explore new ways of learning, where they were encouraged to take responsibility for their own learning, and outlines what potential social media tools may have in facilitating this experience. These projects demonstrate that when students are empowered to design their own learning activities, they can deeply engage in the learning process.
Journal article
Students as learning designers: using social media to scaffold the experience
E-learning Papers, Vol.27
2011
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- Title
- Students as learning designers: using social media to scaffold the experience
- Creators
- Leanne Cameron - Australian Catholic UniversityMiriam Tanti - Australian Catholic University
- Publication Details
- E-learning Papers, Vol.27
- Identifiers
- 2840; 991012821166302368
- Academic Unit
- School of Education; Faculty of Education
- Resource Type
- Journal article