This document discusses connectivism, which is a learning theory that describes learning as a social process facilitated by making connections between ideas and information. It provides an agenda that covers what connectivism is, influential theorists, examples of connectivism in action, and a concluding reflection. As an example of connectivism in practice, it describes an activity where students work in pairs and online to construct a shared understanding of imperialism by connecting their own ideas to build a network of concepts.