ELLI Cloudscape
The seven dimensions of learning power covered by the Effective Lifelong Learning Inventory (ELLI)
The Effective Lifelong Learning Inventory (ELLI) was created in 2004 by Deakin-Crick and Broadfoot et al. It offers a self-reported snapshot on how the learner’s current learning maps onto a set of seven dimensions of learning power:
- Changing and learning
- Critical curiosity
- Meaning making
- Resilience
- Creativity
- Learning relationships
- Strategic awareness
These dimensions are not fixed, but can be worked on and developed by learners, often with the support of a mentor. ELLI can therefore be considered as a form of assessment designed to promote reflection on learning.
In Cloudworks, all the Research Skills required by PhD students - as defined by the UK Research Councils - have been tagged with one or more of these dimensions of learning power.
Clouds in this Cloudscape
- Changing and learning as a dimension of learning power
- Computer-Support for ELLI
- Creativity as a dimension of learning power (1 comment)
- Critical curiosity as a dimension of learning power (14 comments)
- Effective Lifelong Learning Inventory (ELLI)
- ELLI Mentoring (5 comments)
- ELLI: Theoretical Foundations
- EnquiryBlogger
- Learning relationships as a dimension of learning power
- Meaning making as a dimension of learning power (21 comments)
- Resilience as a dimension of learning power
- Strategic awareness as a dimension of learning power (2 comments)
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