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New connected learning report now available for download - The Connected
Learning Research Network: Reflections on a Decade of Engaged Scholarship.

The Connected Learning Research Network Report:
https://connectedlearning.news/CLreportDLN

Blog post about the report (by Mimi Ito):
https://connectedlearning.news/CLreportblog

Report authors include Mimi Ito, Richard Arum, Dalton Conley, Kris
Guttierez, Sonia Livingstone, Vera Michalchik, William Penuel, Kylie
Peppler, Nichole Pinkard, Jean Rhodes, Katie Salen, Juliet Schor, Julian
Sefton-Green, S. Craig Watkins. And contributions from Alicia Blum-Ross,
Lindsey Carfagna, Crystle Martin, R. Mishael Sedas, Nat Soti.

About the report:

This report presents a vision for understanding and revitalizing the ways
in which we support learning during these changing times. Responding to the
interests and needs of young people, researchers, educational
practitioners, and policy and technology makers, this report synthesizes a
varied set of content and perspectives: empirical research on the changing
landscape of new media and learning, design principles, evaluation
approaches, learner and case studies oriented to identifying and spreading
positive innovations. The authors were part of the Connected Learning
Research Network (CLRN), an interdisciplinary group of scholars, designers,
and educational practitioners, who collaborated between 2011 and 2019 to
study and develop new modes of learning with digital media with the support
of the MacArthur Foundation. Our guiding framework is the connected
learning approach, first described in a report authored by the CLRN in 2013
(Ito et al. 2013). This report expands and revises key elements of this
initial framework and report.

From the report:

“The focus of our research and design agenda is to understand under what
conditions new media can expand the reach of connected learning experiences
and environments and advance educational and social equity.”

“The connected learning approach is part of a growing movement in
educational research to integrate research, design, and practice in order
to advance scholarship as well as transform educational practice and policy
to be more equitable and just.”

“...connected learning experiences are qualitatively different and
impactful because they are tied to learners’ deeply felt affinities and
meaningful relationships. These kinds of experiences are the most likely to
guide young people toward developing interests, purpose, and
self-determination.”








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*Jamieson Pond, Communications Manager*

Connected Learning Lab

University of California, Irvine

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*Connected Learning Summit 2020 <https://connectedlearningsummit.org>*
July 29-31, 2020 | Cambridge, MA

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