The web as personal learning environment

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Abstract

Today, the lifelong learning has become a necessity in most professions, especially in computer science where people are constrained to follow fast developments. This learning is predominantly informal, based on self-studying. Internet has turned into the most important source of all kind of information. Many Web sites provide tools and services for exchange of knowledge between people sharing a common concern, and that has a significant influence on self-studying. Personal learning environment provides an opportunity for the user to create and manage his or her environment for learning and knowledge exchange. This article describes a model of personal learning environment based on available free Web services. © 2008 by MIPRO.

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Žubrinić, K., & Kalpić, D. (2008). The web as personal learning environment. In MIPRO 2008 - 31st International Convention Proceedings: Computers in Education (Vol. 4, pp. 36–41).

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