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Monthly Archives: October 2008
CCK08: IT in a 1961 classroom
In one of my favorite children’s books, information technology in the classroom of 1961 plays a prominent role.
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CCK08 Instructional design and Humboldt
Studying as a preparation for a career in a complex future, is often contrasted to the ideal of education in its own ends. Humboldt’s rather modern ideas have been explained in a presentation this month in Zürich.
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CCK08 Week 6 Fallacy?
This week’s topics of complexity and chaos seemingly suggest ready-made recipes for next week’s topic of instructional design: Let the students rehearse complexity right away. But there may be a fallacy.
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CCK08 Internet over-emphasized
The concept of “lubrication” of this week’s readings explains why the internet may be over-emphasized in our lives. Similarly, the internet/ social/ external layer of connections and knowledge was overemphasized in our discussion, as oppposed to the conceptual layer. I think this is because we are trying to equate the two types of knowledge rather than seeing the unifying pattern.
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CCK08 Week 5 Reflections?
If I were forced to post at least once a week, I would be in trouble this time. I could only highlight what I liked the most: The “walls – bridges” contrast and the “sameness – affinity” polarity.
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Address bar usability
The address bar of the browser is more and more devaluated. In IE8 beta 2, a delete icon is right where I usually click.
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CCK08 Cmap
One assignment of week 4 was to upload my concept map. Here it is.
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CCK08 Week 4 History of Social Web
My emphasis would have been much different, at least about the relevance of gopher.
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CCK08 My position on Connectivism
I think, the concept of theory is distracting; it is a vulnerability that it looks like a Grand Unifying Theory. Its strength is the single neural metaphor.
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CCK08 Week 3 Leftover: The Three Layers
I think there is no need for a single theory covering Neural, Conceptual, and Social/ External layer. The interaction between conceptual level and social/ external level connections is already interesting enough.
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