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We care about Social Learning processes and social constructed content to facilitate learning - context, social networks and relations, cultural historical social views are important elements to consider. We will care about thinkers, philosophies, theories, methodologies, tools, praxis and peoples' learning to learn.
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The power of sharing - The Ed Techie
I know there's tonnes on this, all that wikinomics stuff, but it's the small examples that always bring home to me the advantages of sharing. Take this week, I did a presentation on Twitter last Wednesday, and naturally let everyone know via Twitter.
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Drinking the Twitter Kool-Aid | Marketing Ninja
Drinking the Twitter Kool-Aid Not a week goes by when I don’t read post about Twitter. It’s a technology that’s soaked the panties of many web 2.0 aficionados - that’s probably the most succinct, crude way to put it. I’ve been pretty hesitant to try it out, namely because I was dubious when I ...
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Lying about Personalized Learning at iterating toward openness
Champions of personalized instruction tend to fall back on the assumption that one-on-one tutoring is the most effective instructional approach but is not scalable (implicit in Bloom’s two sigma problem), and since “we all know” that group instruction is poor, we’ve no choice but to personalize ...
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ELearn 2008 Presentation at iterating toward openness
ELearn 2008 PresentationPublishedbydavidon November 19, 2008in open content.My invited talk today went pretty well. Here are the slides from the presentation
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APS Observer - Will That Be on the Test?
“The public at large has a strong feeling that schooling could be more effective,” says APS Past President Robert Bjork of the University of California, Los Angeles. “I think few things are more urgent.”
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School's Over - Learning Spaces in Europe in 2020. An Imagining Exercise on the Future of Learning
Comment added by Giorgio Bertini on 11/19/2008More resources on social learning at Social Learning and Networks -
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Fostering learning in the networked world
Comment added by Giorgio Bertini on 11/19/2008NOTE: more resources on learning in a networked world at Social Learning and Networks -
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What is Wisdom and how is it Learned? - Humberto Maturana and Pille Bunnell
Comment added by Giorgio Bertini on 11/15/2008NOTE: more resources by Humberto Maturana at the Twine Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela -
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How smart is the American voter?
Comment added by JDP on 11/03/2008Until ALL education includes requirements in logic, statistics, and critical thinking, this sorry trend is likely to continue. Those persons and arguments that would play on emotions and distort the truth (remember "Know the truth and the truth will make you free"?) should be held in just as ...
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Lying about Personalized Learning at iterating toward openness