In which I might be onto something, and in which I make an initial stab at trying to pin it down.
I’ve been journeying rather far from home for quite some time to explore a strange but compelling land where “learning” and “technology” and “education” and “change”… and people… seem to converge.
I travel with biases. We [...]
Posts Tagged ‘folklore’
The creative potential of hand-crafted learning
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged art, choice, connectivism, craft, creativity, culture, emergence, folklore, hand-crafted, informal, learning, nonformal on December 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
CCK08: Is Connectivism Shiny?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 3-D, cck08, emergence, folklore, technology on September 27, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Whereby I commit logical fallacies, reference ideas far outside my area of expertise, exhibit ignorance of many aspects of connectivist theory, place groups, communities and networks in a single bag, and potentially annoy a number of people. In other words… thinking out loud.
Whenever something new and cool and incredibly smart floats across the computer screen [...]
