How WE learn

So from the history of the internet to this refocussing on learning – a great interview from Michael Wesch about harnessing collective intelligence rather than teaching content. He is an advocate of ‘anti-teaching’, seeking too inspire with good questions. Google becomes a tool for testing possibilities. Social media is also about learning possibilities. But don’t get it wrong – it is also about more work! more commitment! more active involvement in collaborative learning. He also raises the use of RFID on a campus, for creating learning opportunities. This I like!!

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  1. 1 LBD January 17, 2009 at 1:14 am

    Some topics are easily picked up through Tutorials and References online, as well as through google. But other topics are still best picked up by reading books.

  2. 2 Aleksandar M. Velkoski January 12, 2009 at 12:39 pm

    Everyone learns differently. However, the internet has definitely changed the game. Google is a great resource that should be utilized in learning.


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