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December 12th
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December 11th
1. Make a rhizome. But you don’t know what you can make a rhizome with, you don’t know which subterranean stem is going to make a rhizome, or enter a becoming, people your desert. So, experiment. (Deleuze &Guattari, 1987: 246) This text participates in the process of gathering (Edwards, 2010:5) spun over twelve weeks of [...]
  
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December 10th
1. “The single-minded commitment to relationality makes it possible to explore strange and heterogenous links and follow surprising actors to equally surprising places. It highlights practices offlimits and uninteresting to non-semiotic approaches. It does this by eroding distinctions in kind, ontological distinctions. In short, the toolkit can b...
  
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3. While trying to crack posthuman pedagogy, the ideas put forward by Gough (2004) struck me as potentially good guidelines. Toward the end of his paper, he criticises the Cyborg Manifesto, which, in his opinion, although firmly grounded in situated knowledge, cyborg ontology and border pedagogy lacks the art, the humour and the paradox of Deleuze...
  
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December 9th
1. Posted Comments on: Posthuman Pedagogy.
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3. The term visual turn stuck to me the moment I heard it, mostly because of its interpretive openness and democracy of relations with no embedded subordination. The visual syntax resembles a rhizome more than a Chomskyan tree. Visually, the day is ‘a day of encountering significant objects rather than action-events’ (Kress, 2005). A day … ...
  
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December 8th
1. Shared iCyborg.
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2. This paper argues that affect and desire as an ontological passions play a central role in Deleuze and Guattari's philosophical intervention. The political economy of this kind of affectivity, however, is linked to a neo-vitalist brand of anti-essentialist bodily materialism. This approach is openly critical of the linguistic paradigm of medi...
  
  Shared Rosi Braidotti: Affirming the Affirmative: On Nomadic Affectivity.
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3. Shared Through what narrative and textual strategies might we....
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4. Shared The Actor Network Resource, Lancaster University.
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5. Ian Bogost's Website
  
  Shared Videogame theory, Criticism, Design.
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6. Seeing Things - OOOIII
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7. Opening up to knowledge work as gaming through stories, histories, and conversationsStarting to play with pastpresents: writing technology ecologies and Inka stringsContexts for gaming: distributed knowledges, academic capitalism and televisionHere we are now, embarked on Cat's Cradle with a range of other actorsPlaying the game with others: ...
  
  Shared Pastpresents: Playing Cat's Cradle with D. Haraway.
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8. Shared Donna Haraway’s Cat’s Cradle as a metaphor for the....
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9. Shared The Most Apt Metaphor: Donna Haraway's Cat's Cradle and the Internet.
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10. Shared Modest−Witness@Second−Millennium ... - Donna Jeanne Haraway.
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December 7th
1. The Posthumanities Hub is a platform at Tema Genus (Department of Gender Studies, Linköping University) for inventive scholarly research, feminist networking and creative postgraduate training within a critical framework of posthumanities (cf. Cary Wolf; Donna Haraway 2008). We focus on the natures and cultures of gender across the humanit...
  
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2. Annotations: Wiener's followers saw cybernetics as a science that would explain the world as a set of feedback systems, allowing rational control of bodies, machines, factories, communities, and just about anything else. Cybernetics promi...
  
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3. Annotations: Cyborgs, Haraway explains, "are information machines. They're embedded with circular causal systems, autonomous control mechanisms, information processing - automatons with built-in autonomy." ...
  
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4. Annotations: Technology is not neutral. We're inside of what we make, and it's inside of us. We're living in a world of connections - and it matters which ones get made and unmade. ...
  
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5. “… my dream is a version of the posthuman that embraces the possibilities of information technologies without being seduced by fantasies of unlimited power and disembodied immortality …” - Hayles, K. (1999) How We Became Posthuman
  
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6. An interview with Katherine Hayles on embodiment, virtual reality and the need to stop seeing the human as an independent being, always in control of the environment
  
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7. V2_ is an interdisciplinary center for art and media technology in Rotterdam (the Netherlands). V2_'s activities include organizing presentations, exhibitions and workshops, research and development of artworks in its own media lab, distributing artworks through its Agency, publishing in the field of art and media technology, and develo...
  
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December 6th
1. Jon Cartwright reports that this material “mimics the mass, thickness, and elasticity of the skin. Like an extra-clingy plastic wrap, the elastomer sticks to the skin naturally, using only the weak, short-range, attractive forces that always exist between neighboring molecules for adhesion. It can stay attached for over 24 hours almost an...
  
  Shared 'Electronic Skin' Grafts Gadgets to Body - ScienceNOW.
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2. the label “living picture” has been misapplied to Lytro technology. These photos are not alive and do not seem so revolutionary after all. However, they do mark a new way in which users might experience photos on social media: instead of leaning back, scrolling and clicking-through, viewers are enticed to lean forward and manipulate. Look...
  
  Shared Living Pictures? Lytro’s Photos Are Barely Alive.
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3. ANT is a disparate family of material-semiotic tools, sensibilities and methods of analysis that treat everything in the social and natural worlds as a continuously generated effect of the webs of relations within which they are located. It assumes that nothing has reality or form outside the enactment of those relations. Its studies explore ...
  
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4. A blog post by Cathy Davidson. Her five things are: learning/research as macroscope, code is never finished, ability to tell stories with data, forking, building better tools together.
  
  Shared Five Ways The Open Web Can Transform Higher Education.
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5. A series of blog posts by Giorgio Bertini tagged with 'Rhizomatic change'
  
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6. A Rhizomatic view of knowledge is inherently anti-hierarchal. It doesn’t allow to tell someone else what to know, nor does it like being in the position where the ‘right way’ established by someone else can be identified.
  
  Shared Coming to know – the path of the rhizome » Dave's Educational Blog.
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7. On struggling in the garden of learning and discovering something rhizomatic along the path. Annotations: In Clark Quinn I do discover something rhizomatic. ” … My problem with the formal models of instructional design (e.g. ADDI...
  
  Shared Rhizomes and education. What would my ideal learning situation be? #change11 « connectiv.
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8. Shared David R. Weinbaum (Weaver) writes about Deleuze’s philosphy of....
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9. This paper by David Winebaum (Weaver) introduces Deleuze's philosophy of becoming in system theoretic framework and proposes an alternative ontological foundation to the study of systems and complex systems in particular.
  
  Shared Complexity and the philosophy of becoming.
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December 3rd
1. Shared A Brief Summary of Actor Network Theory » Cyborgology.
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December 2nd
1. Dave Cormier's 'Rhizomes' series of blog postings
  
  Shared rhizomes » Dave's Educational Blog.
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2. Educational Philosophy and Theory - Volume 36, Issue 3 - July 2004 - Wiley Online Library Experiencing Deleuze (pages 227–231) by Inna Semetsky Commencing the Rhizome: Towards a minor philosophy of education (pages 233–251) by Zelia Gregoriou RhizomANTically Becoming-Cyborg: Performing posthuman pedagogies (pages 253–265) by Noel Gough ...
  
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3. What is rhizomatic learning and how to ask good questions.
  
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4. Mary Ann Reilly on her visit to a rhizomatic classroom. Annotations: has no beginning or end; it is always in the middle, between things, interbeing, intermezzo. The tree is filiation, but the rhizome is alliance, uniquely alliance. The ...
  
  Shared Between the By-Road and the Main Road: Rhizomatic Learning.
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December 1st
1. Shared This makes me think of the night sky. We humans look at the....
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2. Keith Hammon attempts to define rhizome and rhizomatic learning Annotations: the rhizome is a metaphor, not a theory or a procedure based on a theory. ...
  
  Shared Defining the Rhizome.
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3. Shared Reductionism wants to disentangle the single noodle of my life,....
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4. Shared The rhizome is an antigenealogy. It is a short-term memory, or....
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5. Shared What is needed is a model of knowledge acquisition that accounts....
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6. The purpose of this paper is to describe the design and implementation of an open access, graduate education course where openness, connectivism, and social learning are guiding principles. The described experience aims to offer insight into developing courses that respond to changes in the manner in which individuals learn, connect, and form...
  
  Shared Draft of Article: Open, Connected, Social.
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7. AlecCouros's graduate-level course in educational technology offered at the University of Regina provides anideal example of the role social learning and negotiation can play in learning (Exhibit 3). Students in Couros'sclass worked from a curriculum created through their own negotiations of knowledge and formed their ownpersonally mapped net...
  
  Shared Exhibit 3: Computers in the Classroom: Appropriate Curriculum and Instruction Related to Computer Technology.
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8. The Open Habitat Project is an effort, funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC), to explore how multiuser virtual environments (MUVEs) can be used effectively in a classroom setting and examine best practices for implementing MUVEs in the classroom. To link participating researchers from partner institutions in Britain and Ca...
  
  Shared MUVEs in Education | A JISC U&I Stream funded project.
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9. Shared In the rhizomatic view, knowledge can only be negotiated, and....
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10. Dave Cormier on rhizome as a new way of looking at curriculum. An article written for Innovate. The existing educational model with its expert-centered pedagogical planning and publishing cycle is too static and prescribed to accommodate the kind of fluid, transitory conception of knowledge that is necessary to understand the simplest of Web...
  
  Shared Rhizomatic Education.
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11. Posted Review of Key Competencies in the Knowledge Society Conference 2010: E-learning and computer competency research in the age of social media.
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November 30th
1. Posted Comments on: Posthuman(esque) Pedagogy?.
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November 28th
1. Posted Capturing literacy learners: Evaluating a reading programme using popular novels and films with subtitles.
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November 27th
1. Liked EdTechWeekly#204 - Rhizomatic Learning & Battling the Positivists.
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2. Dave Cormier on rhizomatic learning
  
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3. Siemens on rhizomes vs networks: Rhizomes then, are effective for describing the structure and form of knowledge and learning – bumpy, lumpy, organic, and adaptive. But they fail to describe how learning occurs, how novelty happens, and how a rhizome becomes more than a replication of itself. Rhizomes can be a helpful way to think about cur...
  
  Shared Rhisomes and networks.
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4. Posted Volume 3, Issue 2 Cover Art by Orange Segment Print and Design Studio..
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November 26th
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2. Is it possible to create a space where these two species of knowledge can meet and mingle? (Pedersen, 2010: 241). I found this question to be crucial when considering educability of the posthuman. What Pedersen meant in her article was the boundary work between animal and education studies but it could be extended to whole [...]
  
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3. Posted Comments on: Posthuman Pedagogy.
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November 24th
1. Joanna Zylinska’s I Don’t Go to the Movies explores the process of looking at strangers in public spaces. Using a remediated filmic look and staging encounters between the already-seen and the merely-imagined, she aims to create the experience of ‘street cinema’. Her images playfully mix filmic conventions with those of other media an...
  
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2. This paper seeks to give an impression of what can happen if teachers encourage their students to take personally the issues they study, and to think and to write about how their identities and everyday lives are inseparable from the kinds of issues studied in the geography classroom. It discusses three principles – situated knowledge, cybo...
  
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November 23rd
1. This series addresses what is certainly one of the most complex and pressing questions facing the humanities at the current moment: “what is posthumanism?” Part of what makes this series especially urgent is that what is now widely being called “posthumanism” does not form a unified field; indeed, the term has not just different but i...
  
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12. Shared IcAMera.
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November 22nd
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2. The digital world is another version of the material which has the strange effect of rendering the connections more easily traceable than in the earlier predigital world. A piece by Bruno Latour for the Times Higher Literary Supplement 6/04/2007
  
  Shared Beware, your imagination leaves digital traces.
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3. An Article by Lev Manovich The emergence of social media creates a radically new opportunity to study cultural processes and dynamics. For the first time, we can follow imagination of hundreds of millions of people –the images and videos they create and comment on, the conversations they are engaged in, the opinions, ideas, and feelings ...
  
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4. Although his studies of scientific practice were at one time associated with social constructionist approaches to the philosophy of science, Latour has diverged significantly from such approaches. Latour is best known for withdrawing from the subjective/objective division and re-developing the approach to work in practice. Along with Michel C...
  
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5. Main Research areas: - software studies; - the aesthetics of information society; - the impact of computerization on architecture, design, visual culture, media; - analysis of new software-based cultural forms (examples: interface, visualisation, simulation); - the development of new concepts for the analysis of digital culture (examples: ...
  
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6. Shared “Our eyes see very little and very badly – so people....
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7. Shared “I’m an eye. A mechanical eye. I, the machine, show you a....
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9. Man With a Movie Camera: The Global Remake is a participatory video shot by people around the world who are invited to record images interpreting the original script of Vertov’s Man With A Movie Camera and upload them to this site. Software developed specifically for this project archives, sequences and streams the submissions as a film. An...
  
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14. Individuals and social groups have always been cyborgs because we have always existed in tandem with technology. Our focus is as broad as these examples suggest, but we most often focus on new technologies. Today, the reality is that both the digital and the material constantly augment one another to create a social landscape ripe for new ide...
  
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November 21st
1. This is more of a private confession, ‘the truth of my body’, perhaps in vein with l’ecriture feminine, but informed by the last two weeks’posthumanist readings. I kept quiet partly because I needed space to let the ideas sink in and brew, nestle into the existing cognitive mesh. Even though some pieces are still missing [...]
  
  Published Posthuman lifestream.
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November 20th
1. Shared Stelarc, Cyborg Artist.
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2. Donna Haraway's cyborg manifesto is one of the most important text of cyber-cultural studies as well as feminist studies of the past twenty years. Her conclusion that she draws, “I d rather be a cyborg than a goddess” is grounded in the following analysis of the cyborg given here by Carolyn Keen
  
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3. The main protagonist of this story is neither a man nor a machine. Instead, it’s a cyborg – a cybernetic organism which combines metal and flesh, carbon and silicon, genetic code and computer code. What’s more, this cyborg does not come to us from the depths of imagination. The cyborg is you. Annotations:...
  
  Shared We Are Cyborgs.
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4. “[Stelarc, Haraway] outline a more systemic and networked model of human-nonhuman relations, in which prostheses are seen as intrinsic parts of the human body. In this view, technology is first of all an environment, or a network of forces and relations, rather than just an external prop.” -
  
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5. We have become creatures that construct tools, artefacts and machines. For me the body has always been a prosthetic body. Ever since we evolved as hominids and developed bipedal locomotion, two limbs became manipulators.
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6. Shared We’ve been simultaneously zombies and cyborgs; we’ve never....
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8. “Modern machinery is an irreverent upstart god, mocking the Father’s ubiquity and spirituality. … Our best machines are made of sunshine; they are all light and clean because they are nothing but signals, electromagnetic waves, a section of a spectrum, and these machines are eminently portable, mobile … People are nowhere near so fluid, ...
  
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9. “It is certainly true that postmodernist strategies, like my cyborg myth, subvert myriad organic wholes (for example, the poem, the primitive culture, the biological organism). In short, the certainty of what counts as nature — a source of insight and promise of innocence — is undermined, probably fatally. The transcendent authorization of...
  
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10. Shared The cyborg might have been associated with oppressive myths -....
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16. Donna Haraway, "A Cyborg Manifesto: Science, Technology, and Socialist-Feminism in the Late Twentieth Century," in Simians, Cyborgs and Women: The Reinvention of Nature (New York; Routledge, 1991), pp.149-181.
  
  Shared Cyborg Manifesto.
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17. Often in synergy and/or individually Andreas Angelidakis, Miltos Manetas and Angelo Plessas approach digital technology and most specifically the Internet as a natural evolution of the perception of daily life: an extension of their working and living space in which the actual passage from real to virtual, and vice versa, is seamless, ‘mean...
  
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18. Annotations: The cyborg does not dream of community on the model of the organic family, this time without the oedipal project. The cyborg would not recognize the Garden of Eden; it is not made of mud and cannot dream of returning to dust
  
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19. “The cyborg does not dream of community on the model of the organic family, this time without the oedipal project. The cyborg would not recognize the Garden of Eden; it is not made of mud and cannot dream of returning to dust.” - Donna Haraway, “A Cyborg Manifesto: Science, Technology, and Socialist-Feminism in the Late...
  
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20. Donna Haraway's critique of traditional notions of feminism and its emphasis on identity. Her metaphor of a cyborg aims to construct a feminism that moves beyond dualisms and limitations of traditional gender, feminism and politics towards natural and bounderless flows between humans and non-humans. Annotations:
  
  Shared Cyborg theory.
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21. We are all cyborgs.
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November 17th
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November 16th
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November 15th
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November 14th
1. Shared Donna Haraway - Birth of the Kennel.
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2. Lecture Series Description: Being companion species is relentlessly about "becoming with" and is one way to refuse human exceptionalism without invoking posthumanism. The concept of companion species plays the cat's cradle games where who is/are to be in the world gets constituted in intra-and inter-action. The partners do not precede the mee...
  
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3. “No longer bound in a binary with the goddess but rather emblem and instantiation of dynamic cognitive flows between human, animal and machine, the cognisphere, like the world itself, is not binary but multiple, not a split creature but co-evolving and densely interconnected complex system.” - Hayles, N.K. (2006) Unfini...
  
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4. “What we make and what (we think) we are co-evolve together.” - Hayles, N.K. (2006) Unfinished Work: From Cyborg to Cognisphere. Theory, Culture & Society, Vol. 23(7-8): 159-166.
  
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17. Posted Comments on: Lifestream 7.
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18. I spent the whole week 7 in the field, tracking down the connections between people, sites and doings within the chosen community (#eltchat). The idea of connectivity established by the three components appealed to me a lot. While jumping from one place to another, trying to polish the final shape of my ethnography, I kept [...]
  
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November 13th
1. Liked SCA MEETING 2010 - Donna Haraway.
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2. Party Writing for Donna Haraway http://t.co/sM0d4kne #ededc [anzbau]
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3. Thinking with Donna Haraway -- the adventures begin! All of Donna Haraway's work takes us on travels to the unfamiliar. We students, colleagues and enthusiasts have each and all found our various ways to travel to the unfamiliar with Donna Haraway. In this web-book we share our journeys to and with her, modeling how to do this and offering ex...
  
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4. Liked GITS 2: Haraway on anthropomorphization.
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November 12th
1. Liked (Pr) Stefanie Posavec.
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2. E-Book: Putting Knowledge to Work and Letting Information Play: The Center for Digital Discourse and Cultrue http://t.co/DfiqyvfR #ededc [anzbau]
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3. A freely distributable, copyable, and downloadable digital e-dition in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Center for Digital Discourse and Culture
  
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4. Welcome to the home of the Internet Research Ethics Digital Library, Resource Center and Commons! This unique resource provides information related to ethical issues arising from the conduct of research in online environments. The IRE website will also provide expert advice to help researchers negotiate the landscape of IRBs and ethics bo...
  
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5. Is it ethical for researchers to follow and systematically capture public Twitter streams without first obtaining specific, informed consent by the subjects.
  
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6. Press watchdog clears Daily Mail and Independent on Sunday after they published civil servant's tweets
  
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7. Orton-Johnson, K., Ethics in Online Research; Evaluating the ESRC Framework for Research Ethics Categorisation of Risk, University of Edinburgh, Sociological Research Online, 15 (4) 13, 10.5153/sro.2261
  
  Published e-research ethics links.
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8. CV for webometrics, link analysis, social network sites, sentiment analysis, blog analysis
  
  Shared Mike Thelwall's website.
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9. Liked 3 videos.
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10. A collaboration between the Directorate for Digital Social Research at Oxford University and the Virtual Knowledge Studio for the Humanities and Social Sciences in Amsterdam More discussion and more visibility for ongoing discussions of ethics are urgently needed. This has become clear to us through our involvement in various activities arou...
  
  Shared e-Research Ethics.
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11. Posted Comments on: Virtual Ethnography.
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12. Posted Comments on: Micro-ethnography: TheGlobalWe.
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13. @gfe8 @abuneil no problems accessing the site - a bit slow but it's my connection I guess #ededc [anzbau]
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14. Human relationships are too complex to be captured in a predefined set of fields or relations, and second, that because these services need to observe your every behaviour for marketing purposes they create an environment that is profoundly unsocial.
  
  Shared The Social Graph is Neither (Pinboard Blog).
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15. A massively open online course (MOOC) is a model for delivering learning content online to virtually any person—and as many of them—who wants to take the course. Course activities can be scheduled or asynchronous, and a fluid structure is valuable because students can choose their level of participation and many will do so in an à la car...
  
  Shared 7 Things You Should Know About MOOCs | EDUCAUSE.
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16. Global Education Conference - Join now http://t.co/KcFimz2U #mscel [anzbau]
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17. Posted Comments on: Ethnography.
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November 11th
1. Posted Comments on: Week 7 - Singers adopt YouTube.
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2. Posted Comments on: Mini ethnography - the virtual choir.
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3. Liked The Holstee Manifesto: Lifecycle Video.
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November 10th
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5. "Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." - Pablo Picasso
  
  Shared Visual Work and Thinking.
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6. Posted Grace says ....
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November 9th
1. Apple acquired mind-blowing 3D mapping company C3 Technologies, looking to take iOS Maps to the next level http://t.co/GOCp76Xd via @9to5mac [anzbau]
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2. Liked 2 videos.
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3. Within your field, is there a particular “subjectivity,” perspective, or way of seeing and interacting with th… (cont) http://t.co/WhIy4nqP [anzbau]
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4. Shared As an alternative, I like to think that we are not teaching....
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5. Shared New Media Technologies and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
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6. Dubbed "the explainer" by Wired magazine, Michael Wesch is a cultural anthropologist exploring the impact of new media on society and culture.After two years studying the impact of writing on a remote indigenous culture in the rain forest of Papua New Guinea, he has turned his attention to the effects of social media and digital technology on...
  
  Shared Digital Ethnography.
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7. Mediated Cultures: Digital Ethnography at Kansas State University
  
  Shared Mediated Cultures: Digital Ethnography at Kansas State University (8155).
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8. The New Einsteins Will Be Scientists Who Share http://t.co/qicDT3i7 via @WSJ #mscel [anzbau]
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9. Shared The New Einsteins Will Be Scientists Who Share Polymath and....
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10. Both boys and girls who play video games tend to be more creative, regardless of whether the games are violent or nonviolent, according to new research by Michigan State University scholars.
  
  Shared Video game playing tied to creativity | MSU News | Michigan State University.
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11. Video game playing tied to creativity | MSU News | Michigan State University http://t.co/Zu2qp2iV #mscel [anzbau]
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12. The sods must be crazy: OLPC to drop tablets from helicopters to isolated villages http://t.co/WCudma9u via @arstechnica #mscel [anzbau]
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13. Via @MindShiftKQED: Why Aren'tt Students Using E-Books? | http://t.co/SXeIYPpG #mscel [anzbau]
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November 8th
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November 7th
1. Are you a connected educator? http://t.co/d4TFn1jB #mscel #eltchat [anzbau]
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2. Shared Circle of Trust The Circle of Trust is an interface....
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3. Shared #eltchat.
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November 6th
1. Posted Comments on:.
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2. Designing the ethnography was a tough task and I spent a lot of time, perhaps too much, preparing for it and then writing it up. Towards the end I felt it grew out of proportions and somehow took over me, to an extent that I could not figure out how to put it into a [...]
  
  Published Playing at being an ethnographer.
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3. Curating information
  
  Shared Devlearn conference day 2: curation « Challenge to learn.
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4. Week 6 meant starting work on the ethnography and so the lifestream featured notes from the field and bookmarks to related resources. However, for me it was still about visuality. The notion of a visual turn got deeply buried into my consciousness and although it’s still something I’m struggling with conceptually I cannot resist its [...]
  
  Published Lifestream 6.
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5. - Ania Rolinska edited VE_Ethical Considerations
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November 5th
1. - Ania Rolinska edited VE_ELT Chat
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November 4th
1. Free monthly webinars start 5 Nov - http://t.co/kzl8Hh1y (via @theconsultantse) [anzbau]
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November 3rd
1. RT @markdrechsler: Twitter etiquette in one simple term: "Just Be Nice" - yep. #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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2. Networked Academic based on Couros' networked teacher, image here: http://t.co/eK9W8pfy #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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3. @foxdenuk Yes, of course. Looking forward to reading more about it on your blog:-) [anzbau]
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4. Cristina Costa & Tahira Majothi on Bridging the Gap: Dig Identity & Career Management Join us online http://t.co/GsckAtuN #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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5. http://t.co/LqLaNTQe a game about challenges at places - easy to use, recommended by @foxdenuk #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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6. @foxdenuk uses http://t.co/LqLaNTQe in her amazing mob learning project - kids learning about local history #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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7. @foxdenuk Nice to hear and see you again Anne :-) #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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8. Anne Fox on The History Game: Taking the classroom outdoors with mobile devices #mootpl11 join in online http://t.co/GsckAtuN [anzbau]
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9. Shared Blogging: In the act of writing we are written by Daniel....
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10. Shared .. personalised learning means ensuring individual differences....
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11. Shared …. blogging is the most important form of unchoreogrpahed....
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12. Shared .. given the crises in economics and the environments and the....
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13. Blogging = in the act of writing we are written (Daniel Chandler) #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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14. Digital literacies are more than just skills - they enable us to engage fully with our culture #mootpl11 [anzbau]
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November 2nd
1. Posted 14 items.
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2. The Importance of Mind-Wandering | Wired Science http://t.co/SRQEDWsT (via @summify from Maria Popova) [anzbau]
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3. Many thanks to everybody who completed my survey on #eltchat. Really appreciated! Have a great day! #eltchat [anzbau]
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November 1st
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9. Liked Off Book: Video Games.
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October 31st
1. Posted 7 items.
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2. Living Books about Life
  The aim of the project is to develop a sustainable series of co-edited, electronic open access books about life — with life understood both ph...
  
  Published Living Books about Life The aim of the project is to develop a....
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3. Culture Machine Liquid Books is a series of experimental digital ‘books’ published under the conditions of both open editing and free content. As such, you are free to compose, rewrite, edit, annotate, translate, tag, add to, remix, reformat, reinvent and reuse any of the books in the series, or produce parallel versions of them - and wha...
  
  Shared liquidbooks.
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4. Another living book about life: Symbiosis: Ecologies, Assemblages and Evolution http://t.co/iu2zohbJ #ededc [anzbau]
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5. Funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC), and published by Open Humanities Press (OHP) (http://openhumanitiespress.org), Living Books About Life is a series of curated, open access books about life -- with life understood both philosophically and biologically -- which provide a bridge between the humanities and the sciences. P...
  
  Shared Living Books About Life.
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6. Liked Living Books About Life.
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7. Utopia and Its Derivatives by @marmacles on @scoopit http://t.co/FkxDGHIP #ededc [anzbau]
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8. Digital Research for Humanities by @marmacles on @scoopit http://t.co/k5YQCOHr #ededc [anzbau]
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9. Our authors find and review art and design that sheds light on data. Our core mission is to better understand how great design can be used to better communicate data’s meaning and relevance in different contexts. Each article documents an artwork (or collection of works) with the goal of making it known to a more general audience in the ed...
  
  Shared About | The Data Art Review.
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10. Liked U-Ram Choe's 'Guardian of the Hole' at the Asia Society Museum.
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11. Doing a little study on #ELTChat as a community. Still need a few answers more. Can you help pls? http://t.co/sJ8mg3J8 #eltchat [anzbau]
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October 30th
1. Liked 二足歩行ロボットを自転車に乗せてみた.
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2. Shared Stefanie Posavec’s maps capture something above and beyond....
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3. VisualComplexity.com intends to be a unified resource space for anyone interested in the visualization of complex networks. The project's main goal is to leverage a critical understanding of different visualization methods, across a series of disciplines, as diverse as Biology, Social Networks or the World Wide Web. I truly hope this space ca...
  
  Shared A visual exploration on mapping complex networks.
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4. George Dyson grew up around the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, built kayaks in Canada and began to think about the internet before personal computers were a household staple. He talked with Martin Eiermann about the definition of life, human progress and the importance of cognitive autarchy. Annotations:
  
  Shared George Dyson | Evolution and Innovation - Information Is Cheap, Meaning Is Expensive | The European Magazine.
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5. George Dyson | Evolution and Innovation - Information Is Cheap, Meaning Is Expensive | The European Magazine http://t.co/znYM5jpk [anzbau]
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6. We now live in a world where information is potentially unlimited. Information is cheap, but meaning is expensive. Where is the meaning? Only human beings can tell you where it is. We’re extracting meaning from our minds and our own lives.”
  
  Shared Visual Storytelling: New Language for the Information Age | Brain Pickings.
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7. RT @brainpicker: A brief visual history of robots plotted in a matrix of creepiness vs. intelligence http://t.co/SiN9dhWz [anzbau]
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8. Posted 6 items.
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9. Shared Over longer time people weave webs of affiliation. When....
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10. Shared The way that technology and culture interact is a complex dance,....
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11. Doing a little study on #ELTChat as a community. Can you help & answer a few questions? Many thanks! http://t.co/sJ8mg3J8 #eltchat [anzbau]
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October 29th
1. Welcome to Slot Shelters, a student collaborative building and design project leveraging online cloud tools to create a dynamic global dialog around pattern, community identity and structure/shelter needs. Slot Shelters highlights the integration of freeware tools (Voicethread, Repper, Google Sketchup and WordPress) with visual arts, math an...
  
  Shared Slot Shelters | Youth Explorations into Shelter and Pattern Design.
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2. RT @tomaszwalasek: Huge conference on Library 2.0: http://t.co/iXVyhX0d [anzbau]
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3. 5/11-TD Online - Moderated panel discussion abt webinars & other ways of developing as a teacher using the Web http://t.co/uYcoIF3T [anzbau]
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October 28th
1. Shared while staying over ....
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2. International Journal of Internet Research Ethics Issue 3.1, December 2010
  
  Shared International Journal of Internet Research Ethics: Issue 3.1 December 2010.
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October 27th
1. Posted 4 items.
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2. @abuneil Thnx for the link to Audio Obscura-hauntingly beautiful, might nick the idea for my virtual ethnography :-) [anzbau]
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3. Liked Audio Obscura - trailer.
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4. Materialities of Text: Between the Codex and the Net http://t.co/YgsgXm1G #ededc [anzbau]
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5. ‘Archiving Cultures’ is a research and events project that is part of the Institute for Modern and Contemporary Culture at the University of Westminster. In the year 2009-2010, the project presented two collaborative conferences: ‘Old Media / New Work: Obsolete Technology and Contemporary Art’, with The Magic Lantern Society (01.05.10...
  
  Shared Archiving Cultures – IMCC Archiving Cultures.
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6. Mobile Education Landscape Report from GSMA http://t.co/bo6jzL5d #mscel #mlearning [anzbau]
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7. The GSMA has published the Mobile Proposition for Education report which describes key scenarios where mobile technologies can benefit education and how the mobile ecosystem can help.
  
  Shared GSMA Embedded Mobile - Mobile Education.
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8. More on OpenClass http://t.co/8ODCzjtq #mscel [anzbau]
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9. The Conversation translates the best scholarly research into lively journalism. A team of professional editors, quite renowned in their collective experience, curates and selects the best research from many fields produced by specialized academics and recasts it as journalism for the larger public as well as for academics in other fields. �...
  
  Shared The Conversation: In-depth analysis, research, news and ideas from leading academics and researchers..
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10. Change in attitude is needed: giving up on control and focusing on networks - who you know is as important as what you know.The online gives us an opportunity to engage with writers through comments and linking to the original source.Having a blog becomes a starting point for deeper discussions and opens the author up to criticism and informa...
  
  Shared Harold Jarche » Connect, exchange, contribute.
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11. Connect, exchange, contribute http://t.co/FbPOtvAx - highlights frm Skills for Learning & Development Professionals - useful tips! [anzbau]
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12. Various Twitter tools to archive and back up your tweets
  
  Shared 10 Ways to Archive Your Tweets.
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13. Liked The 2011 Horizon Report.
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October 26th
1. “Web 2.0 technology, such as blogging, allows for locally developed, cost effective, and holistic alternative portfolio assessment systems. By enhancing critical reflection and fostering social interaction, blogging portfolios are seen as an integral learning tool for all students enrolled in a university program.” Source / Read more: ‘...
  
  Shared At Last – Recognition for Blog-based Portfolios « Educational Technology and Change Journal.
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2. Posted 12 items.
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3. Shared 2 photos.
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4. Shared ELT Chat on E-portfolios Transcript.
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5. The Archivist is a service that uses the Twitter Search API to find and archive tweets.
  
  Shared The Archivist By Mix Online.
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6. Student-Centered Interactive E-Portfolios with Google Apps @vodpod http://t.co/btVr3ueE #eltchat [anzbau]
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7. @Marisa_C @BobToms100 there are various kinds: showcase, developmental, assessment, combination e-portfolios http://t.co/tG3BRN6U #eltchat [anzbau]
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October 25th
1. Shared Words on a screen are quite capable of … creating a....
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2. Posted 7 items.
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3. Posted Ania Rolinska added VE_ELT Chat.
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4. Posted Ania Rolinska added VE_Notes of readings.
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5. Posted Ania Rolinska added VE_Ethical Considerations.
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6. A library of articles on netnography
  
  Shared CiteULike: Group: netnography - library 12 articles.
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7. Shared In terms of the way the whole system is propagating and....
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October 24th
1. Check out this SlideShare presentation : Connectivist Learning: How new technologies ... http://t.co/p06i0eo6 [anzbau]
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2. The Ethics Working Group, as composed of ethicists and researchers from 11 different countries, has produced a major report to assist researchers in making ethical decisions in their research. The ethics committee document on Internet research ethics was unanimously approved by voting members on November 27, 2002.
  
  Shared Association of Internet Researchers » Ethics Guide.
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3. I look at my lifestream and see a sea of blue buttons signifying the resources I diigoed on the web. Among them float orange dots and occasionally a more pictorial and so more picturesque youtube video. They are like sequins or gems among the dominant bookmarking activity. There were more of them last week – [...]
  
  Published Lifestream 5.
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4. Posted Anna Katarzyna ROLINSKA posted on the forum topic Would ELT Chat be ok to study? in the group E-learning and Digital Cultures 2011.
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5. Posted Anna Katarzyna ROLINSKA started the forum topic Would ELT Chat be ok to study? in the group E-learning and Digital Cultures 2011.
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October 23rd
1. We’re obsessed with maps — a fundamental sensemaking mechanism for the world, arguably the earliest form of standardized information design, and a relentless source of visual creativity. Today, we turn to seven fantastic books that explore the art and science of cartography from seven fascinating angles.
  
  Shared Creative Cartography: 7 Must-Read Books about Maps | Brain Pickings.
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2. Culture Machine is an international open-access journal of culture and theory, founded in 1999. Its aim is to be to cultural studies and cultural theory what 'fundamental research' is to the natural sciences: open-ended, non-goal orientated, exploratory and experimental. All contributions to the journal are peer-reviewed.
  
  Shared Culture Machine.
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3. This is a ‘liquid reader’, which presents a series of texts that interrogate the notion of ‘technology’ as a specific cultural form. Originally devised as a reader for a course on the MA Digital Media at Goldsmiths, University of London, titled 'Technology and Cultural Form: Debates, Models, Dialogues', by the course tutor Dr Joanna Z...
  
  Shared liquidbooks / Technology and Cultural Form: A Liquid Reader.
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4. Shared Universities, Futures: A Roundtable.
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5. "How can the human speak in the shadow of the post-humanist critique?" Such was the question whose own substantial shadow put in relief the challenging talk delivered by Media@McGill's Beaverbrook Visiting Scholar Dr. Joanna Zylinska.
  
  Shared Bioethics Otherwise | Rafico Ruiz | Media@McGill.
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6. A collection of essays on the work of performance artists Stelarc and Orlan.
  
  Shared The cyborg experiments: the ... - Joanna Zylinska - Google Books.
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7. Liked if_it_reads_it_bleeds.avi.
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October 22nd
1. Prismatic identity - We're like diamonds. 4chan's Chris Poole:FB & Google Are Doing It Wrong by @JonMwords http://t.co/xFiEchHE via @RWW [anzbau]
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2. Liked Web 2.0 Summit 2011: Chris Poole, "High Order Bit".
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3. Growing Social Impact In A Networked World - #1 by @kanter http://t.co/KQobm5Gr [anzbau]
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4. This article proposes a continuum of ‘Visitors’ and ‘Residents’ as a replacement for Prensky’s much‐criticised Digital Natives and Digital Immigrants. Challenging the basic premises upon which Prensky constructed his typology, Visitors and Residents fulfil a similar purpose in mapping individuals’ engagement with the Web. We arg...
  
  Shared Visitors and Residents: A new typology for online engagement.
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5. Check out the vid of a presentation on the ‘Visitors & Residents’ principle at the ALT-C conference http://t.co/nGEeHyvR #mscel [anzbau]
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6. Three “takeaways” from the recent ECDL Foundation Forum - Insights in digital http://t.co/1BIb3xz3 http://t.co/CCU1j1Pe #mscel [anzbau]
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7. @Ignatia Webs: Read #MobiMOOC team's best paper award for #mLearning researchIgnatia Webs http://t.co/tcEtJKzg #ededc #mscel [anzbau]
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October 21st
1. This paper presents a learner-centered model for designing e-learning assignments/activities within e-learning environments. The model is based on constructivism learning theory. The model includes two categories - the learning design elements (comprised of fundamental design elements and collaborative elements) and the learning assessme...
  
  Shared E-Learning and Constructivism: From Theory to Application.
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2. Edison Research's recent, The Current State of Podcasting explains that:45% of Americans in 2010 have watched or listened to a podcast, up from 43% in 2009. This equates to approximately 70 million Americans 12 and older.The podcast audience has expanded from predominantly "early adopters," to mainstream media consumers in 2010. ...
  
  Shared The Current State Of Podcasting 2010 « Edison Research.
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3. Liked The Current State Of Podcasting.
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4. US Market for mobile learning 2010-15 forecast http://t.co/KGHOB0xQ #mscel [anzbau]
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5. The US Market for mobile learning 2010-15 forecast (Ambient Insight) reports, "US market for mobile learning products and services reached $958.7 million in 2010. The five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is estimated at 13.7%, and revenues are projected to reach $1.82 billion by 2015".
  
  Shared Ambient Insight | International Mobile Learning Research.
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6. @gfe8 No worries Grace - neither do I. But for me it's the quality of interactions and relationships that counts! [anzbau]
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7. This is a very interesting project and might actually be an instantiation of the Personal Learning Environment that held so much promise a couple of years ago. "ROLE stands for Responsive Open Learning Environments and seeks to put learners in the position to build their own technology enhanced learning environment based on their needs and pr...
  
  Shared Discover the Power of ROLE | role-showcase.eu.
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October 20th
1. Text is the Net's supreme structuring principle. It also creates its destructive elements - its weeds, moles, acidbaths and bombs. In the age of multimedia convergence, what is there left for text to teach us?
  
  Shared Mute magazine |.
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2. How do argument, rhetoric, and writing change in the age of the Internet. Greg Ulmer argues that we are experiencing a shift from literacy to "electracy." Electracy is a "new apparatus" that calls for new practices and new ways of thinking and writing. What are the new compositional and rhetorical practices necessary to navigate electracy? Wh...
  
  Shared Inventing Electracy: A course inspired by Ulmer's electracy.
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3. The exploration of an Image by S.A Evans
  
  Shared MyStory Example.
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4. Gamification in Workplace Learning: The Role of Play - http://t.co/4Z5PiPYc #mscel [anzbau]
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5. Posted Anna Katarzyna ROLINSKA joined the group E-learning and Digital Cultures 2011.
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6. #mscel Via @MindShiftKQED: Is Gaming the New Essential Literacy? | http://t.co/OiJe7XQE [anzbau]
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7. Liked Aran Levasseur - Peacemaker: Video Games and Learning.
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8. “not to follow in the footsteps of the masters, but to seek what they sought (Basho)”
  
  Published "not to follow in the footsteps of the masters, but to seek what they sought (Basho)".
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9. This website supplement for Internet Invention features samples of widesites (Web-based images of wide scope) made in my courses at all levels of the curriculum. The methodology was always the same in being based on the mystory genre, and the pedagogy was always the same in involving brainstorming sessions both in class (the "bands" or creati...
  
  Shared Greg Ulmer's Internet Invention website.
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10. “A man’s work is nothing but this slow trek to rediscover, through the detours of art, those two or three great and simple images in whose presence his heart first opened.
  Albert Camus” -
  
  Published "A man’s work is nothing but this slow trek to rediscover, through the detours of art, those...".
  11:38am via Found a quote
11. Gregory Ulmer's website
  
  Shared Gregory Ulmer.
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12. Liked 2 videos.
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13. Facebook friend tally is associated with differences in brain structure http://t.co/8x55cWJk via @guardian #mscel [anzbau]
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14. Online social network size is reflected in human brain structure http://t.co/kyZDzo7O #mscel [anzbau]
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15. Facebook Friend Count Linked to Brain Density [STUDY] http://t.co/IZCV7iFp via @mashable [anzbau]
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October 19th
1. BB plans to add a 'Share' button to let profs make learning mats free & open."Opener Than Thou?-Inside Higher Ed http://t.co/IjEn4B3g #mscel [anzbau]
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2. Internet trends http://t.co/9IK6g1Wa Mashable summary http://t.co/LXojndZp #mscel [anzbau]
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3. Seven Top Authoring Tools by Joe Ganci : Learning Solutions Magazine: http://t.co/Yjuqekqn [anzbau]
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4. @gfe8 more about blogging and academia here http://t.co/3KhVgkZh [anzbau]
  5:24pm via Tweeted it
5. What to consider when crafting your online identity - http://t.co/3KhVgkZh [anzbau]
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6. What is a Google+ Hangout? A Hangout is a video group chat in Google+ for up to 10 people.
  
  Shared Google+ Hangouts: Six Practical Uses for Online Education by Jeremy Vest : Learning Solutions Magazine.
  9:52am via Bookmarked it
7. Liked Interview with George Siemens - LE@D, Universidade Aberta.
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8. Stephen Downes explains how connectivism works.
  
  Shared Connectivism - Q&A.
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October 18th
1. Posted Comments on: Visual artefact.
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2. Posted Comments on: Week 3 Summary.
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3. While discussing uncanny pedagogies, Bayne (2010) lists Lifestream as an example of something that captures the spectrality of one’s digital existence. What is this digital existence? Hook (2005 in Bayne, 2010) deconstructs it as a ‘disembodied presence’ and, what is more interesting, an ‘embodied absence’. Although the latter refers t...
  
  Published Lifestream 4.
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4. The ‘unheimliche’ liquidises boundaries in various areas of ontological significance and so disrupts the sense of presence, time, space, nodding to Delueze and Guattari’s interweaving concepts of deterritorialisation and reterritorialisation. Due to that, online learners and tutors are rendered as spectres and ghosts often experiencing an ...
  
  Published Limit to Limitlessness?.
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5. Every Page of 'Moby Dick' illustrated by Hand - The Atlantic http://t.co/nA0C23ZR - visual mastery and creative bravery! #ededc [anzbau]
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6. Posted Comments on: Visual artefact.
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7. Posted Comments on: Visual artifact.
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8. Posted Comments on: Week 4 Artifact: Worlds Divided.
  9:07am via Posted a comment
9. Upside Learning Blog – The Complexity Of Learning - http://t.co/VZcfdABT [anzbau]
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October 16th
1. Posted Comments on: Uncanny pedagogy: Fear or fascination in digital learning environments.
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2. Posted Comments on: Visual Artefact 1.0.
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3. CMALT is a “portfolio-based professional accreditation scheme developed by ALT (the Association for Learning Technology) to enable people whose work involves learning technology to: have their experience and capabilities certified by peers;demonstrate that they are taking a committed and serious approach to their professional development.CM...
  
  Shared CMALT – eLearning Blog Dont Waste Your Time.
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4. Learning technology is the broad range of communication, information and related technologies that can be used to support learning, teaching, and assessment. ALT is the UK's leading membership organisation in the learning technology field. Our purpose is to ensure that use of learning technology is effective and efficient, informed by researc...
  
  Shared Association for Learning Technology.
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5. Open Class review
  
  Shared Rovy Branon - Google+ - First thoughts on OpenClass - New Free Cloud LMS from….
  12:32pm via Bookmarked it
6. Open Class promo vid
  
  Shared Bryan Krusniak - Google+ - Fellow Educational geeks.... what are you thinking about….
  12:31pm via Bookmarked it
7. News about Pearson's new LMS: Open Class
  
  Shared Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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8. Pearson is launching a new LMS, Open Class - a sytem that colleges will be able to use for free, without having to pay any of the licensing or maintenance costs.
  
  Shared News: Freeing the LMS - Inside Higher Ed.
  12:29pm via Bookmarked it
9. Research attempting to answer the question whether a good attitude to technology correlates with good learning habits and looking into the use of technology by younger and older users.
  
  Shared Open University research explodes myth of 'digital native'.
  12:07pm via Bookmarked it
10. Liked ROBOT PARECE HUMANO.
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October 15th
1. Liked Ollie.
  12:48pm via Watched it
2. Liked 2 videos.
  12:39pm via Watched it
3. @DGdotNET Yes, I like that too-various interpretations the visual artiefacts lend themselves to #ededc [anzbau]
  12:34pm via Tweeted it
4. Clever Bots - Radiolab http://t.co/x5Vcu5tI #ededc [anzbau]
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5. Talking to Machines - Radiolab http://t.co/INpXnAxi #ededc [anzbau]
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6. Not only does Sherry Turkle weigh in Furbies, but the episode also hearkens back, again and again, to Turing's early questions about what human capacities computers can replace (or improve). Particularly how imitation can function as effectively as the "real" thing in many cases we might not expect, like when an AI researcher unknowingly fall...
  
  Shared Sherry Turkle on Furbies | SIGCIS.
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7. As Robot Pets and Dolls multiply, children react in new ways to things that are 'almost alive'
  
  Shared What Do You Mean, `It's Just Like a Real Dog'?.
  11:58am via Bookmarked it
8. COMPANIONS - a study of conversational software-based artificial agents that will get to know their owners over a substantial period.
  
  Shared Close Engagements with Artificial Companions: Key Social, Psychological, Ethical and Design Issues.
  11:56am via Bookmarked it
9. Sherry Turkle's article about electronic toys and games seen as 'nearest neighbours' with feelings and needs and the potential consequences, especially in the domain of authenticity.
  
  Shared Authenticity in the age of digital companions.
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10. A group of students going out for drinks. They drink to excess and eat junk food and sing some karaoke. A new student joins them: she can drink and is not getting drunk, can eat a lot and not gaining weight. Something is different with her...
  
  Shared My Friend Helen Full Movie - IMDb.
  11:49am via Bookmarked it
11. Value of blogging in academia.
  
  Shared Learning with 'e's: Blogging about.
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12. Posted Comments on: Is scholarly blogging an oxymoron?.
  11:47am via Posted a comment
13. Blogging encourages wider participation and generates instant debates. It should be wholeheartedly embraced by early career researchers, says Sarah-Louise Quinnell
  
  Shared Don't doubt the value of blogging in academic publishing | Higher Education Network | Guardian Professional.
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14. Posted Comments on: Visual artefact.
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October 14th
1. Something to put down in our diaries http://t.co/MGnpFggx #ededc #mscel [anzbau]
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2. Posted Comments on: Lo and behold ....
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3. Posted Comments on: Week 4 Artifact: Worlds Divided.
  10:27am via Posted a comment
4. Posted Comments on:.
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5. My visual artefact on the theme of dystopia and technology …. A bit of background: To paraphrase Lennon, my visual artefact is what happens while you’re busy planning something else. The original idea was to be neutral -something that would combine dystopic and utopian views and possibly blur the dichotomy of the opposite outlooks in [...]
  
  Published Lo and behold ….
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6. Liked Dystopic Artefact 2011.
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October 13th
1. Shared senseless_i.
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2. Shared Share or die’ is the mantra of the 21st Century for those with a....
  10:03am via Found a quote
3. Anna Dumitriu’s work blurs the boundaries between art and science. Her installations, interventions and performances use a range of digital, biological and traditional media including live bacteria, interactive media and textiles.
  
  Shared Anna Dumitriu.
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4. “The Institute of Unnecessary Research” presents a new paradigm in the way artists are engaging with the world through transdisciplinary practice and connective aesthetics. Bringing together art, science and philosophy by creating participatory audience experiences, performances and installations. Sometimes humorous and sometimes grotesqu...
  
  Shared The Institute of Unnecessary Research.
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5. ‘Coding Consciousness’ represents both the great challenge and great limitation of technology. My aim is to look at how performance can transcend these technological limitations and utter suggestions as to the creative application of life without boundaries - creating a mind free to transcend positional limits by embodying technology.
  
  Shared Head of Digital Simulacra - Luke Robert Mason.
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6. Pervasive computing gives rise to new forms of interaction which make users feel shy: concerned about how they are perceived when performing in social interaction, and about what data are being collected about them in the process. This project focuses on exploring an awareness of the situations which give rise to these feelings; how presentat...
  
  Shared Shyness : Supporting Shy Users in Pervasive Computing.
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7. This year’s citywide events are themed around Utopias and Phoenix Brighton will be hosting a very special exhibition/event organised by The University of Sussex and curated by Helen Sloan of SCAN. The exhibition takes a utopian view of technology and asks how can technology help us be more sensitive and empathetic people.
  
  Shared White Night Festival 2011.
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8. A powerpoint presentation discussing a dystopian view of technology.
  
  Shared From Borg to Replicant.
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October 12th
1. Various asynchronous conversation models: TalkWheel, Quora and Namesake.
  
  Shared eLearning Technology: Emerging Asynchronous Conversation Models.
  8:06am via Bookmarked it
2. Shared Out worldly encounters.
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October 11th
1. Shared Visual Artefact: We are the Web.
  9:18pm via Liked on Flickr
2. My perception of the lifestream is undergoing a constant change and as it is being felted to use a rhizome-related metaphor (Bayne, 2004). First I saw it as a mere aggregating tool. Thanks to Carol’s post, I saw it’s something richer than just a piece of software recording my online activity (like a kind of [...]
  
  Published Lifestream 3.
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3. Posted Remix theory and academic practices.
  12:49pm via Amplified it
4. Shared Random Trips and Observations.
  11:14am via Snapped it
5. Bookmarked The future of education will be open and distributed | Connected Principals
  10:45am via To read at bedtime
6. Bookmarked The Inevitability of Open Access
  10:44am via To read at bedtime
7. Use of Posterous and Tinychat on the course in writing and research as an alternative to LMS http://t.co/Cab83hTM [anzbau]
  10:12am via Tweeted it
8. A summary of the 'expert discussion' at the conclusion of Day One of the International Monitoring Organization conference Annotations: management of uncertainty ...
  
  Shared Half an Hour: A Conversation on Innovation.
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9. Apart from purely industrial and neoliberal paradigms and against the backrground of the emerging knowledge and service society innovation means more than new or better products that generate monetary profit. A holistic understanding is necessary to conceive and use the multiple possibilities of innovations. 'innovation' vs 'Innovation'
  
  Shared IMO - International Monitoring: Understanding of Innovation.
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October 10th
1. Posted Comments on: Lifestream 2.
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October 9th
1. This paper argues that transparency promotes interactivity and participation in collaborative Web 2.0 learning environments. Teaching with transparency requires a learner–centered pedagogy for research, writing, and the production of new knowledge in open communities. Transparency is a catalyst for interaction and participation that support...
  
  Shared Transparency as a catalyst for interaction and participation in open learning environments.
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2. George Siemens, who leads Athabasca University’s Technology Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute, makes the case for why colleges should experiment with inviting tens of thousands of students to participate in their courses free online. The model poses challenges to traditional education models, but will it work for teaching Chaucer? Geor...
  
  Shared Tech Therapy - The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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October 7th
1. sound explorations
  
  Shared remixthebook's sets on SoundCloud.
  12:53pm via Bookmarked it
2. The remixthebook.com website is the online hub for the digital remixes of many of the theories generated in the print book and features the work of artists, creative writers and scholars for whom the practice and theory of remix art is central to their research interests. remixthebook author Mark Amerika, along with co-curator and artist Ric...
  
  Shared remixthebook.
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3. Isarithm
  Liked Isarithm.
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October 6th
1. “It’s not simply that many colleges are haunted by the ghosts of culture past, but that apparitions of the future are emerging on every screen, in every network. These apparitions are the constructions of distributed mind, the coming-into-being of new forms of human presence, half-real, half-virtual, new forms of social r...
  
  Published "It’s not simply that many colleges are haunted by the ghosts of culture past, but that apparitions...".
  12:25pm via Found a quote
2. Shared “simplest and most popular cosmological model today....
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3. ““haunting is a constituent element of modern social life. It is neither premodern supersti-
  tion nor individual psychosis; it is a generalizable social phenomenon of great
  import… . The way of the ghost is haunting, and haunting is a very particu-
  lar way of knowing what has happened or is happening.”” - ...
  
  Published "haunting is a constituent element of modern social life. It is neither premodern supersti- tion nor...".
  11:59am via Found a quote
4. Shared To think the uncanny in the context of higher education: how are....
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5. Shared Understanding the uncanny through knitting!.
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6. ““The University is, increasingly, a ghostly institution haunted not only by questions concerning the nature of teaching, but also by a sense of its relationship to itself and to its own past.”” - Royle, Nicholas. 2003. The Uncanny. New York: Routledge.
  
  Published "The University is, increasingly, a ghostly institution haunted not only by questions concerning...".
  11:30am via Found a quote
7. Telematic Connections, like many of the works in it, is a hybrid affair. Part history, part speculation, partly onsite, partly online, it crosses boundaries between art, communications, and popular culture. Its four sections include installation works, past and recent film clips, online projects, and a "telematics timeline." Through these var...
  
  Shared telematic connections:: the virtual embrace.
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8. The main theme is "Communication as Art," a commentary on the impact of telematics in contemporary art and culture.
  
  Shared EMAC Syllabus - Spring, 2004.
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