The "Social" Way to Learn Online: Leaning 2.0 @ Multnomah County Library

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The article focuses on the Learning 2.0 program at Multnomah County Library in Oregon. It states that in August 2006, Helene Blowers started the first Learning 2.0 program at the Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County (PLCMC) in North Carolina. Since then, more than 250 libraries around the world have carried out similar programs. It mentions that individual programs differ, but stick lossely to the model established by Blowers, which is a series of self-paced learning activities where participants explore Web 2.0 tools and technologies along a guided timeline, and blog about their experiences.

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Larsen, M. (2008). The “Social” Way to Learn Online: Leaning 2.0 @ Multnomah County Library. OLA Quarterly, 14(3), 22-25+. https://doi.org/10.7710/1093-7374.1212

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