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Wiki project in peer to peer learning
A course wiki site is a collaborative resource that may allow members of a community share information and produce contents. The word “wiki” is a short form of the Hawaian wiki wiki, which means “quick”. The well known wiki is … Continue reading →
Posted in CONNECTIVITY, CONTEXT, Digital Participation, LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS, PEERAGOGY, PRAGMATICS
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Tagged blogs, collective, envirnonment, Howard Rheingold, interacting, learning, meanings, negotiating, participaton, peer, pragmatics, Regis Barondeau, tics, video, wetpaint, wiki, wikipedia
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#CritLit2010 reflections – fourth week
Network design Complexity: syntax & semantic web. Syntax in linguistics (Wikipedia),“is the study of the principles and rules for constructing sentences in natural languages. (…) The term syntax is also used to refer directly to the rules and principles that … Continue reading →
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Tagged blogs, complexity, cultural differences, culture, design, dialogic, engineer, George Siemens, metadata, programmers, semantic web, semantics, sense, sign, significance, Steve Downes, syntax, TAGS, Tim Berners Lee, wiki, wikihow, wikipedia
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