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Tag Archives: Jay-Cross
Let's All Live In Jay's House
I’m insanely jealous. It turns out that Jay Cross lives in a house built by the great architect Christopher Alexander. I’m a huge fan of Alexander’s work. Furthermore, I think anyone who does instructional design should read Alexander’s book. No, … Continue reading
Posted in Books I Like, Educational Pattern Languages
Tagged Christopher-Alexander, Jay-Cross
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Yet Another Take on Emergence
This piece by Richard Seel (found by way of the Wrede article referenced in the previous post) is yet another version of emergent learning that seems to live roughly in the same neighborhood as Kathleen Gilroy’s and Godfrey Parkin’s (though … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Emergence, Distributed Cognition, & Aggregation Science
Tagged emergent-learning, Jay-Cross
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Emergent Emergence
Godfrey Parkin blogs: In the E-literate blog, Michael Feldstein has recently had a couple of jabs at the burgeoning interest in emergent learning, as enthusiastically promoted by Jay Cross and others. I suspect that he’s overthinking it and just doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Blogo-eroticism and Other Hype, Emergence, Distributed Cognition, & Aggregation Science
Tagged emergent-learning, Jay-Cross, Kathleen-Gilroy
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Crossed Wires: The Workflow Intitute Responds and I Apologize
I have had several really gratifying exchanges with folks at the Workflow Insititute over the last couple of days. To begin with, two days ago, I got an email from Anne Henry at the Workflow Institute responding to this post, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogo-eroticism and Other Hype, EPSS, PCD, and Workflow Learning
Tagged Jay-Cross
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Annoying Hype
In general, I like Jay Cross’ writings. While I have never personally met the guy, I find that his articles usually have something interesting and sensible to say. Which is why I’m so disappointed with his overly exhuberant fluff piece … Continue reading
