Pedagogical Ecology is a lovely jargon term originally from Jaffee and used by Nada Dabbagh & Rick Reo in Back to the Future: Tracing the Roots and Learning Affordances of Social Software. In Lee MJW, McLoughlin C (Eds). Web 2.0-Based E-Learning: Applying Social Informatics for Tertiary Teaching. IGI Global; 2010.
They use it to describe a trajectory for e-learning from traditional broadcast media to social software learning environments in tertiary education. Could the same trajectory be true for Continuing Medical Education CME (though perhaps delayed by a few years)?
I've summarized it in this PowerPoint on Pedagogical Ecologies in CME.
I think it is a useful tool for exploring where our current CME activities can be placed, where our learners might be and where we may want to move to (or not).
They use it to describe a trajectory for e-learning from traditional broadcast media to social software learning environments in tertiary education. Could the same trajectory be true for Continuing Medical Education CME (though perhaps delayed by a few years)?
I've summarized it in this PowerPoint on Pedagogical Ecologies in CME.
I think it is a useful tool for exploring where our current CME activities can be placed, where our learners might be and where we may want to move to (or not).
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