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Learning from Social Network
Regarding to the topic of Openess or Closeness of Education posted by John Mak today on Facebook I found a connection with the topic of an interesting book called “Learning Network Services for Professional Development” By Rob Koper that Giorgio … Continue reading
#CritLit2010 | Serendipity, a way of thinking?
I would like to reflect about the concept of serendipity phenomena in a not scientific way. That is because there is a neuroscience matter and it is out of my domain. Here is a project “Serendip” which is more connected … Continue reading
#CritLit2010 final reflections
At the end of the course, I would like to return and close the matter of semantic language, the cultural dimension as a matter of “linguistic relativity”. Different in interpretation of the world are based on linguistic differences, but rather … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, connectivism, contective knowledge, CritLit2010, Delicious, descentralized, Facebook, Folksonomy, free software, Free software movement, friendfeed, Friendsfeed, google, hashtag, Heli, internet, mail, microblogging, native people, observers, participant, Rita Kop, semantics, social, Stephen Downes, Steve Mackenzie, Suifai John Mak, sustentability, tecnological, Twitter, Ulop, web
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#CritLit2010 reflections – fifth week
CONTEXT “We live in a complex and fast time in a hundred new and different in the beginning of a time you will see the biggest changes in the history of mankind”. This is the way Manuel Castells interprets the … Continue reading
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Tagged commons, complexity, context, CritLit2010, digital culture, economy, Edgar Morin, Manuel Castels, Mayte Pascual, Silke Helfrich, social media, sustentability, System, values
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#CritLit2010 reflections – third week
Pragmatics Managing connectivity on #CritLit2010 When connecting on CritLit2010 course I have to manage information in order to “be connected”, follow and participate on conversations. On this experience I am thankful to Steve Mackenzie who made me suggestions about his … Continue reading
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#CritLit2010 reflections – second week
(1) Change…(part 2) There are times when we identify a need for a new different idea, new plans or a situation of change. This requires accept that we need to move from the comfort place and accepted ideas to another … Continue reading
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#CritLit2010 reflections – first week
Some lessons for good thinking When I was a student at an Economics Course at the University, we had to solve an excercise that consisted on analyse an article from a financial newspaper, apply some macroeconomic concepts and answer some … Continue reading