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ELSS0609 course week 2

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The ELSS0609 course week 2 mind map summarizes discussions and reflections from the second week of the Oxford Brookes University course 'Engaging Learning with Social Software'. It covers three main branches: 'distributed environment', 'immersion/saturation', and 'choices', with 53 nodes exploring key themes such as ownership, VLE versus social software, digital literacies, and learner/tutor choices. Specific nodes like 'creepy treehouse' and 'Regroup location' highlight student reactions and information management strategies. This template serves as a concise study aid for educators and students examining the integration of social software in education.

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Students enrolled in the Engaging Learning with Social Software course

Reviewing week 2 of the ELSS0609 course before a seminar or assignment.

Educators and instructional designers

Preparing a lecture or discussion on the challenges of integrating social software in education.

Researchers in educational technology

Comparing different perspectives on learner autonomy and institutional control in VLEs.

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ステップ 1

Open and Explore Core Branches

Launch the template in Xmind to navigate the three primary branches covering distributed environments, immersion, and educational choices.

ステップ 2

Review Nodes and Personalize Content

Examine the 53 detailed nodes for key themes and add your own reflections or resources by inserting new topics and notes.

ステップ 3

Export and Share Study Materials

Save your customized mind map as an image or PDF to use as a study aid or to share insights with other educators.

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The mind map covers three main areas: distributed environment (ownership, VLE vs social software, managing information, web 2.0 applications), immersion/saturation (digital natives, social networking vs educational use), and choices (learner choices, tutor choices, institutional support).

Use this template to review and organize week 2 discussions. Open the .xmind file in Xmind, explore the branches, and add your own notes or reflections under each node to deepen understanding.

The template lists Twitter (with tools like TweetDeck, TwitterFox, 'Twitter for busy people'), Delicious, Diigo (including networks), blogs, and wikis (open, semi-open, closed).

Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or modify nodes, change colors, and attach notes or links to tailor it to your study needs.

The 'creepy treehouse' node under 'learner choices' refers to student reactions when educational institutions adopt social media tools in ways that feel intrusive or inauthentic, a key discussion point in the course.

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