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Science education, resilience, the workforce, Arduino and rhizomatic learning – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. Science education, resilience, the workforce, Arduino and rhizomatic learning. This is a ‘first-thoughts’ post. I’d love to hear from others on this. That’s not how we do it in Science. I’m sorry. I have a hard time accepting that taking in words out of context is the best way to learn anything. so…. Why this is bad for resilience. What this looks like in the workforce. We need to teach for resilience. To be unflustered by a reluctant cash register&...
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Explaining Rhizomatic Learning to my five year old. – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. Explaining Rhizomatic Learning to my five year old. I was challenged by Dean @shareski today on twitter. I’ve decided to believe 🙂 that he honestly just wants a clearer explanation on what rhizomatic learning is… so he posted. If you can’t explain it to a six year old, you don’t understand it yourself. I’m going to try and do him one better, I’m going to write an open letter to my boy… Oscar, who is five. We have SIX dino-encyclopedias. And we comp...
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New Student Orientation – Orienting, Not Informing – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. New Student Orientation – Orienting, Not Informing. This is a crosspost of Orienting, Not Informing. Posted on Michael Rutter’s Higher Ed Gamma on Inside Higher Education. *. Do we explain what university is? Do we tell them how to find their classes? Is it the final step in the recruitment process? When what you do is promote change in education, via communities and digital platforms, it surprises people when you start talking about orientation and the...
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change – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. A Change Sprint – workshopping new ideas in a hurry. During a conversation in my back yard this summer with the excellent Robin DeRosa. She and I decided, once again, that most of us trying to do things differently in education all face the same kinds of issues. The genesis of ChangeEd. We all have some core people in our network that we turn to for practical advice and who, when they are stumped, sometimes turn to us. I’ve spent much of the p...One day...
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Learning Ecosystem Participant Model – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. Learning Ecosystem Participant Model. A group of us had a conversation a couple of weeks ago about creating a learning community(ies) for an existing nonprofit open online learning site. How do you go about it? How do you translate what we believe about open learning to language that will respond to a project plan? Who are the multiple audiences? What do they want? Learning Ecosystem Participant Model CC by Non Commercial. Rhizomatic learner (How can I ...
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2010ed366 – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. Amazing Story of Openness – 2010ED366 a story. Below is a collaborative piece written by the group in ‘almost’ 20 minutes (we ran a little over) at the end of a two week course entitled “educational technology and the adult learner”. I’ll let them tell you what it’s about. I’ve not read it over… just copy and paste from the googledoc they wrote it in. I hope they say nice things 🙂. Slideshare – We stepped out of our comfort zones and made slides ...
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A Change Sprint – workshopping new ideas in a hurry – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. A Change Sprint – workshopping new ideas in a hurry. During a conversation in my back yard this summer with the excellent Robin DeRosa. She and I decided, once again, that most of us trying to do things differently in education all face the same kinds of issues. The genesis of ChangeEd. We all have some core people in our network that we turn to for practical advice and who, when they are stumped, sometimes turn to us. I’ve spent much of the p...One day...
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Rhizo14 – The MOOC that community built – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. Rhizo14 The MOOC that community built. This discussion paper was originally posted in the “International Journal for Innovation and Quality in Learning” which is now not on the internet. With the “ learning resilience. 8221; Open course starting up in a few weeks (you can sign up at that link if you like), I thought it might be interesting to repost this and see how it sounds 2 years later. Rhizo14, rhizomatic learning, MOOC,. So are you in charge of it?
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dave – Dave's Educational Blog
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. I run this site. among other things. Designing online learning from the ground up for k12. I thought I might lay out my initial discussion topics here and see what you all think. I’d love your feedback on them. This list is not meant to be exhaustive in any way but rather is an attempt to get experienced f2f educators thinking about how the web is different and how it can be, in some ways at least, better. Why are we going to teach online? Will we use a...
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Dave's Educational Blog – Page 32 – Building a better rhizome
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Dave's Educational Blog. Building a better rhizome. Microsoft supporting Linux development. Thursday, October 6th, 2005 (cut off in the great server crash of ’06). Not technically education, but i found this while searching for educational stuffâ so close enough. I was checking out the â mono-projectâ which is the backend that I needed to get â epresenceâ working and found another project called race to linux which offers a new xbox to people who can write the code [â ]. February 28, 2006. Tuesday, Octob...
