Training from the personal learning environments approach

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personal learning environment, virtual learning environment, distance education, e-learnig, ICT

Abstract

The article discusses the educational opportunities presented by "Personal Learning Environments" ("Personal Learning Environment"), as one of the most booming technology strategies are having in recent times. After giving a definition of what we can understand them, are their advantages and limitations, and specifically the possibilities offered by virtual training, and the differences he has with traditional learning environments. At the same time presents the R + D + i called Design, production and evaluation of a learning environment 2.0 for the training of university teachers in the educational use of Information Technology and Communication (2.0-EDU2009 Dipro-08893) funded by the Ministry of Science and Innovation Minister of Spain. DIPRO 2.0 is an environment that allows the student to set up your PLE, based on the use of different tools considered significant personal and social education. Project is under development.

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