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Tänker kring design och modeller för lärande och transmedia. Jag undrar om det finns paralleller kring Cynefin, berättarkonst o nyfikenhet?
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Jonathan Becker (@jonbecker)11/20/13 7:36 PM
That every university is trying to "compete" and build its own #onlinelearning program(s) shows how few in #highered understand the Internet
Jonathan Becker (@jonbecker)11/20/13 11:05 AM
Thinking about the huge number of F2F conferences about ONLINE learning.
Jonathan Becker (@jonbecker)11/19/13 6:19 PM
Wow, thank you @nancyflanagan for giving space to Anthony Mullen to tell his story of teaching.blogs.edweek.org/teachers/
became a teacher because mostly lousy teachers taught me, and I wanted to work with teenagers who mirrored my life and might benefit from an adult who once walked in their leaden footsteps.
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 Michael Doyle (@BHS_Doyle)11/30/13 8:08 AM @pernilleripp offers reasons why she "will not refuse to give the test"-I respond: more complex than keeping a job: pernillesripp.com/2013/11/30/ |
The Turner Report: The Joplin Globe has failed this community miserably... http://t.co/FoNltElq2z
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Jerry Michalski (@jerrymichalski)
11/30/13 8:12 AM
Stanley Fish’s deeply thoughtful review of 12 Years a Slave: nyti.ms/1bxJDCS (w plot spoilers)#privilege #hoplelessness
WikiLeaks (@wikileaks)
11/30/13 8:11 AM
.@ggreenwald head to head w/ BBC state propagandist. Great example of the UK media environment we have to deal with youtube.com/watch?v=8FkhQ1…
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""It's a long document, 224 pages in all, but there's lots of good stuff in it: "Today in many places we hear a call for greater security. But until exclusion and inequality in society and between peoples are reversed, it will be impossible to eliminate violence. The poor and the poorer peoples are accused of violence, yet without equal opportunities the different forms of aggression and conflict will find a fertile terrain for growth and eventually explode. When a society – whether local, national or global – is willing to leave a part of itself on the fringes, no political programmes or resources spent on law enforcement or surveillance systems can indefinitely guarantee tranquility. This is not the case simply because inequality provokes a violent reaction from those excluded from the system, but because the socioeconomic system is unjust at its root. Just as goodness tends to spread, the toleration of evil, which is injustice, tends to expand its baneful influence and quietly to undermine any political and social system, no matter how solid it may appear. If every action has its consequences, an evil embedded in the structures of a society has a constant potential for disintegration and death. It is evil crystallized in unjust social structures, which cannot be the basis of hope for a better future." page 50, section 59.
Leonardo Da Vinci: Learning never exhausts the mind.
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one string guitar:
Is Capitalism in Trouble? - Chrystia Freeland @cafreeland - The Atlantic http://t.co/UF7DoDbDGg > also with @RogerLMartin
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Michel Bauwens : « le peer-to-peer est l'idéologie des travailleurs de la connaissance » http://t.co/OjFuUr2YkL
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I'm left wondering how the @washingtonpost would cover this story about @amazon http://t.co/5zcZMKUbEK
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Jerry Michalski (@jerrymichalski)11/30/13 8:12 AM
Stanley Fish’s deeply thoughtful review of 12 Years a Slave: nyti.ms/1bxJDCS (w plot spoilers)#privilege #hoplelessness
rationalizing man’s inhumanity to man.
cause responsibility for the outcome is distributed among these persons and the institutions they work in, when success is finally achieved it seems to follow from a legal process readers are implicitly invited to trust in
That, however, is not the way it happens in the memoir on which the movie is based. Five months elapse between the time when Northup gives Bass the letter and the time when the sheriff arrives at the plantation, and it is another month before the now-ex-slave once again sees his wife and children. In those months documents are prepared, petitions are made, and governors, senators and Supreme Court justices are recruited for the cause. Because responsibility for the outcome is distributed among these persons and the institutions they work in, when success is finally achieved it seems to follow from a legal process readers are implicitly invited to trust in; if it worked for Northup, it well might work for others. But in the film version, the redress of injustice is so abrupt and so quickly achieved that it is made to seem miraculous and the audience is not invited to generalize from it to any optimistic conclusion about the merits of the liberal state informed by the rule of law.
This can hardly be an accident, given the meticulous craftsmanship of the movie’s structure, the scene-by-scene attending to detail and nuance. I think what McQueen is doing is remedying the defect Northup detected in his own narrative. “If I have failed in anything,” Northup writes in his final paragraph, “it has been in presenting to the reader too prominently the bright side of the picture.” McQueen has carefully removed the bright sides. He gives us no reason to conclude, as Northup does, that there “was much in [Mistress Epps’s] character to admire.” He does not suggest, as Northup does, that “it is not the fault of the slaveholder that he is cruel so much as it is the fault of the system in which he lives.” (In the movie they are one and the same.
WikiLeaks (@wikileaks)11/30/13 8:11 AM
.@ggreenwald head to head w/ BBC state propagandist. Great example of the UK media environment we have to deal with youtube.com/watch?v=8FkhQ1…
 Jennifer Polk (@FromPhDtoLife)11/30/13 8:07 AM LIstening to @julieclarenbach interviewing @DocSteph about her move away from academia. (Podcast, 2011, @UA_magazine) universityaffairs.ca/episode- WikiLeaks (@wikileaks)11/30/13 8:12 AM #Assange: "#Sweden has fallen off the map of decent nations" wikileaks.org/WikiLeaks-cons… #svpol#anakata #svartholm #nsa #snowden  Jeffrey L. Hunt (@jeff_hunt)11/30/13 8:00 AM @ryanbretag I Don't integrate #edtech. I design situations to help kids learn. So I don't need to classify.
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 Ryan Bretag (@ryanbretag)11/30/13 2:08 PM @GrantLichtman @Philip_Cummings giving them space doesn't mean absent
rather - usefully preoccupied ness
 Philip Cummings (@Philip_Cummings)11/30/13 1:36 PM Simple, Elegant, Revolutionary Idea to Massively Increase Faculty PD Time? buff.ly/1baemj4 via @GrantLichtman
perhaps we have the means to do this 24/7 - rather than every other week.. no?
city labs..
Our friends @reverbrocks are offering $10,000 for an undergrad to turn a green idea into reality! Are you inspired?http://t.co/PqDBj0Fnky
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The Third Revolution in human productivity, http://t.co/DG0RtXBYhz
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"Amazon Unveils Flying Delivery Drones on '60 Minutes'" http://t.co/AfxUnDa8U1 #futurism #edtech
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