What Personal Learning Environment Are You?

I'm definitely a visual learner—bring on the pictures and videos!

I like a mix of media, but I like it to be organized in a way that's easy to navigate.

I like to map out information in diagrams and charts.

I could sit in front of books all day and be happy.

It's extremely important to me. I find that I learn almost everything I know from conversations with others!

It's important to me, but only after I've had enough time to reflect on my own thoughts first. I like to dig deep into a topic by myself first before opening up to conversation and collaboration with others.

Collaboration is more important to me than conversation. I like building my own knowledge-base off the ideas and thoughts of others. Hopefully I inspire some new insight this way, as well.

I like to converse with others, but it doesn't shape my learning experience. I like to have my own personal space when digging into content.

I definitely want a wide audience. The more people I can connect with, the better my learning experience will be.

I definitely prefer to share my work with a narrow audience of my colleagues or classmates. It's more personal that way, and I'm not sure that I feel comfortable with my work just out there in the world.

I prefer a mix of both. It's more about the content for me than anything, so as long as people with similar interests are looking at my work, I'm happy.

It makes me happy when people I don't know read and enjoy my work, but I don't necessarily go out of my way to make those connections.

It's not at all important to me to have one specific teacher figure in a learning experience. I feel like I learn best when everyone teaches and learns from everyone else.

I learn best when I feel like my teacher and I are colleagues. It's important for me to have a teacher figure, but one with whom I can exchange feedback and ideas on the same level.

I like having someone lead a class to begin with, but ideally the students will completely take over the course by the end of the learning experience.

It is very important. I like having regular contact with my instructor, as well as course platform I can return to for guidance throughout a learning experience.

Very important! I like being part of a well-known platform because I can connect with more people that way.

As long as the system is good, it doesn't matter to me how well-known it is or how many people use it.

It's not that important. I like being part of a system that's unique and helpful, but I tend to like things that are a bit off the beaten path and that others might not know about yet.

It's important for me for a system to be trusted and respected, but I prefer that it's not a fad that's been taken over by cat videos.