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Food for Thought 2.1

Posted in Communication, Digital media, Teaching and Learning, tagged Creative Commons, Digifolios, Adrian Hill, Ruth Deitrioff, Blip.fm, parataxis, Rodd Lucier, Pierfranco Ravotto, Lee Kolbert, Lani Hall, Kristina Hoeppner, Teacher 2.0, Nellie Muller, Rhondda, Icerocket, Worldometers, DailyLit, Pat Parslow, Social Networking, Personal Learning Spaces, Ning, Wiziq, Maria Nagelkerke, Nancy Flanagan, Lori Landay, Milton Ramirez, PEW Report, Sugar Labs, Web 0.0, Lotusphere 2009, Lotus Connections, SharePoint, Mike Bogle, Lawrence Lessig, Melanie McBride, slow blogging, Digital Youth Project, TOTLOL, Web Weekend, Matthias Melcher, connectivist taxonomy, Lisa Lane, videoconferencing, Userfly, Tumbarumba, Konrad Glogowski, Kevin Jones, Karyn Romeis, Articulate, Blurb, Leonard Cohen on 26 January, 2009 | 2 Comments »

I had hoped to add to my Food for Thought 1.1 post last week but events overtook me! I was thinking that by the time I reached Adrian Hill’s blog I would have written a Food for Thought 1.4 post. Instead I am at week two in the Rs.
In this week in review, Ruth Demitroff [...]

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Community

Posted in CCK08, Networks, tagged Bush Fire Brigade, CCK08, Community, Mongarlowe, Networks on 25 January, 2009 | 2 Comments »

During the CCK08 course we spent a good deal of time talking about groups, networks, communities and collectives. Thereafter we discussed complexity, chaos and randomness. This week in Mongarlowe all these concepts merged in our community’s response to a bush fire.
A fire is burning in the Budawang Forest and yesterday our community was briefed by [...]

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Point of Departure: Food for Thought 1.1 (W to S)

Posted in Communication, Digital media, Networks, Teaching and Learning, tagged Stephen Downes, Flickr, Twitter, Kim Marshall, Beth Kanter, Richard Byrne, IACSS09, Digifolios, Will Richardson, Tony Karrer, blogging, information radar, storytelling, Benjamin Stewart, Cristina Costa, Wesley Fryer, Photodropper, Gabcast, WordPress, CrowdSpring, Kaplan University, Google Chat, ISTEConnects, Internet Access in Africa, Montessori and Connectivism, Viplav Baxi, Vicki Davis, YouTube, Yuan CC, Flyr, Woophy, Images4Education, Future of Education, Sharon Betts, ScreenToaster, Global Education Collaborative, Image Choices, vFlat Classroom, Diigo, Networks, communities, Tomaz Lasic, Steve Dembo, Memetics, Suasn Blackmore, Tim O'Reilly, Nat Torkington, Socially Networked Museum, Doppir, Terry Anderson, Google Scholar, Susan Sedro, Motivator, Sue Waters, bringing us together, Around the World with 80 Schools, Google Earth, Google Maps, 31 Day Project, Seth Godin, personal email, Squidoo, online interactions, Speekaboos, No Child left Behind, Glogsters, Sarah Stewart, evidence based medicine and Web 2.0, Facebook, ethical issues, ePortfolios, Doodle, infovore, Lee Gomes on 19 January, 2009 | 5 Comments »

I have been away enjoying the Australian summer but I have been thinking about this post for some time. Last year I posted a list of the sites that nourish my thinking about teaching, learning and educational technology. During 2009 I am going to write about these sites as a synthesis of themes and links. [...]

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