|
||||
 That’s how Andrew Keen sees the culture of the web and new media. I have not read his book but have watched several interviews and lectures. The Truth According to Wikipedia is a great video that debates the merits of wikipedia with Keen and Jimmy Wales key players. Without rehashing previous arguments, two main ideas override [...]  Those who follow me on twitter may know my wife has abandoned us for a week to visit my eldest daughter in Toronto. While I really do do most of the cooking, in her absence I get a bit lazy. With two teenagers coming and going, it’s often just my 9 year old and me. [...]  Shifted Learning is a term I’m using frequently as I talk to people about the impact of technology in education. The best single example continues to be wikipedia. I’ll argue every and twice on Sundays for the value of wikipedia. Scot McLeod pointed me to this and Will Richardson via his del.icio.us account led me [...] Sophie Rosso send me an email today: You should see the stuff the kids are doing on the wiki. I get the webcam set up today so we can start using Flixn too. This is so great. I can’t believe everyone isn’t doing it. Even the Alt ed kids in period two have it going on. [...]  I had the privilege to present at this amazing conference. It was also great to have a number of my friends in my session as well as some new ones. While I felt a bit limited with the time and the speed of my connection, I had many positive comments (People are so [...] |
||||
|
Copyright © 2010 Ideas and Thoughts from an EdTech - All Rights Reserved Video & Audio Comments are proudly powered by Riffly |
