Student Profiles: A Proof of Concept
This post describes a proof of concept for a personal learning system called a student profile. The student profile gives students control over their personal information, including learning activities, and demonstrates how other parties can trust learning records kept in the student profile and shared by the student. This is a critical factor in creating personal learning environments that support life-long learning and give the university greater flexibility in system architecture.
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Sovereign-Source Identity, Autonomy, and Learning
Our goal at BYU is to teach students to be life-long learners. We believe that giving students autonomy and control is the surest way to achieve that goal.
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Ambience and Personal Learning Systems
We learn everywhere. A personal learning system doesn't need to be a place. Rather we can envision students using their personal learning system as they go about various learning activities and seeing the results in all the old familiar places.
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