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Thanks to @JimFolk ... after attending #colearning #gotpd (where @budtheteacher admonished us to productively eavesdrop)
i was able to do just that...
my eavesdropping notes from Digital Media and Learning Conference 2010: diversifying participation
my eavesdropping notes from Digital Media and Learning Conference 2010: diversifying participation
in attendance - danah boyd - yay
need to look into Sonia Livingstone
@CatinStack: HJ: Perfect end: critical call to passionate interventions; optimism for change, not sanguine belief it has changed. #dml2010
RT @CatinStack: John Fisk’s idea that “new media represents new opportunities to struggle.” #dml2010
jackiegerstein: RT @lnakamur: jenkins takeaway: as scholars and practitioners we have obligation to "reduce the suck" in the world. agreed! #DML2010
RT @anterobot: "are teachers up for that kind of radical transformation?" of course not, but they don't have much choice, do they? #dml2010
RT @JimFolk: RT @susana_usc: #dml2010: Cultivating Creativity and Criticality with Scratch; programming is an inherent social activity
dmlComp: quasi live-blog of Sonia Livingstone's keynote, complete with tpyos, but hopely just enough for those back home #dml2010 http://ow.ly/19vUM
tomfullerton Has anyone read "Convergence culture: where old and new media collide" By Henry Jenkins? http://tinyurl.com/y93dj53
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