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Social Software in an Academic Context is Hard
A couple of things have gotten me musing about social lately. The first was Dave Cormier’s thought-provoking blog post about how PLEs are supposed to disaggregate power, not people. The second was a private conversation with a friend who is … Continue reading
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Tagged Online social networking, PLE, tww2.0, web-2.0
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Digital Visitors and Digital Residents
Thanks to Laura Czerniewicz for pointing me to this excellent video discussion by Oxford’s David White: This isn’t really a full-on replacement of Prensky’s concept of digital natives (which is unfortunate, since I agree Prensky tends to be reduced to … Continue reading
