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Rhizomatics in Discovery 1
I think I have stumbled across a parallel that is worthy of note between the idea of rhizomatics and the Discovery 1 school. The idea of rhizomatics is briefly mentioned in a seminar I blogged about, and detailed more in some of Dave Cormier’s blog entries, starting with this introduction. The Discovery 1 school is […]
Two thumbs up for "The Eight Competencies of Online Interaction"
The Eight Competencies of Online Interaction: What Should We Be Learning and Doing? was recently presented at the NYSAIS Mohonk 2006 Conference. Its a long (89 minute) mp3 so jammed full of interesting observations that I had to go back and have a second listen. The energy of the presenters also helps keep you interested […]
Leading by Example... But What is the Example Again?
In my typical ‘blocking‘ style, I have been going through a few of the 21st Century Learning podcasts, and was I should comment again – this time on Episode 10: SLA, Education Bridges, Info Literacy. I thought it was interesting that almost three times in this episode, the guys mentioned doing things that they had […]
The Roles of the Author, Sub-author and Meta-author
The idea that a reader can come to a conclusion before the author has even thought of it really intrigued me…
So does the role of a central author become irrelevant?
