Connectivism

The connectivism is based in four theories:

1. Behaviorism: Phylosophy and values associated with the measurement and study of human behavior.
2. Cognitivism: Learning is viewed as a process of inputs, managed in short term memory and coded for long-term reecall.
3. Constructivism: Language and Scaffolding
4. Constructionism: Learning occurs through learners engaging in creative experimentation and activity

METHODOLOGY

1. The idea that the knowledge exist everywhere and is accesses and organize by the learner.
2. Learning is the process of creating connections and developing a network.
3. Part of learning is considering the value of information and determining, if it is useful.
   
   
   Presentation of Connectivism