Blogs about: John Seely Brown
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Learning, or rather teaching as a form of education is moving towards greater fluidity and liveliness in the relationship between the academic (author/lecturer) and the student.
Fig. 1. Digital Scholarship (Vernon, 2011) I’ve drawn on ideas from the Masters in Open & Distance Education (MAODE) that I have been studying with The OU since February 2010. Also ‘Th… more →
My Mind Bursts
Learning, or rather teaching as a form of education is moving towards greater fluidity and liveliness in the relationship between the academic (author/lecturer) and the student.
wrote 2 hours ago: Fig. 1. Digital Scholarship (Vernon, 2011) I’ve drawn on ideas from the Masters in Open & … more →
Seeking Wisdom for Work from the Harvard Business Review
wrote 1 day ago: English: Mount Rushmore with the morning sun shining on the faces of the monument. (Photo credit: Wi … more →
Dr. Mary Hess and the Religion & Media Blog Tour
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wrote 1 month ago: Dr. Mary Hess For the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg Blog Tour on Religion & Media, … more →
Social Learn and The OU
wrote 1 month ago: This isn’t something new; the best way to learn is from and amongst others. John Seely Brown g … more →
Use of video (Part Four)
wrote 2 months ago: What makes an elearning forum tick? This is the crux of social learning for me, what John Seely Brow … more →
Social Business, Power Balance and Trust
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wrote 2 months ago: A 360 degree attitude on social business and networking gives you wings. Photo credit goes to my fri … more →
A new culture of change.
wrote 2 months ago: A new book delivered today, A New Culture of Change; Cultivating the Imagination for a World of Cons … more →
CoSN Conference: Day 2
wrote 2 months ago: This year’s theme for the CoSN Conference was “Reimagine Learning.” It was only ap … more →
The University that never sleeps
wrote 2 months ago: Last year in my OU student group we had a two week sub-group activity to complete collaboratively ov … more →
The more you love a memory, the stronger and stranger it is
wrote 3 months ago: “I think it is all a matter of love: the more you love a memory, the stronger and stranger it is. … more →
Learning is, according to former PARC Learning Guru and Harvard thinker 'participation through tinkering'
wrote 3 months ago: I agree with John Seely Brown’s emphasis, however, how should the degree of and the value of partici … more →
Can technology change teacher practice?
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wrote 4 months ago: I asked my colleague John Connell if he would consider writing a post in response to the question … more →
A New Culture of Learning
wrote 4 months ago: I just finished reading the interview articles with John Seely Brown and Douglas Thomas and it was g … more →
Network Beyond Your Bubble
wrote 5 months ago: Here is another valuable Management Tip of the Day from Harvard Business Review. To sign up for a fr … more →
Loving change? Learn how from the gaming community!
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wrote 6 months ago: Change – it’s a hot topic these days. We all hear it; there’s nothing as constant … more →
The Emperor Has No Clothes: Occupy Wall Street
wrote 7 months ago: Something’s Happening Here By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN Published: October 11, 2011 http://topics.nyt … more →
The Culture of Networked Learning
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wrote 7 months ago: Culture of Networked Learning – por Dra. Martha Stone Wiske en el Congreso #EducaciónyFuturo La Dra. … more →
The Keynote, As She is Presented #il2011
wrote 7 months ago: Well, I’m back at Internet Librarian in Monterey again. I finally got the wifi up and running, … more →
The Social Life of Information, Chapter 7: Reading the Background
wrote 7 months ago: Brown, John Seely and Paul Duguid. The Social Life of Information. Boston: Harvard Business School P … more →
