Working on “Modeling the personal adult learner: the concept of PLE re-interpreted”
Finally, we received the review comments for our text on “Modeling the personal adult learner: the concept of PLE re-interpreted”. The final version of this text will go into G. Siemens, S. Downes & F. Kop (Eds.), Personal learning environments and personal learning networks (working title): Athabasca University Press.
As usual, some of the review comments are helpful while others make little sense at all. What particularly amused me was the following: we make an explicit statement that we see our overall contribution as a reply to Johnson & Liber (2008) and that we want to extend the discussion of what these authors put forward.
Now, one of the reviewers actually wrote the following final statement commenting on our text:
“It seems to assume that the reader understands Johnson & Liber’s article on personal learning environments.”
Hell, yes… it does!!!
References:
Johnson, M., & Liber, O. (2008). The personal learning environment and the human condition: from theory to teaching practice. Interactive Learning Environments, 16(1), 3-15.
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