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Curating my blog archive
Now you can browse my blog archives via category pages that each contain a short summary, and excerpts for most of the blog posts. Continue reading
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Seven ways to …
Prompted by a question on Twitter, I assembled some suggestions for “balancing towards more ‘right-hemisphere’ thinking”.
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Posted in 22, Cognitive Styles
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Figure it out
It is a wonderful book about understanding. There are rich, comprehensive, very plausible descriptions of how we understand by associations, with external representations, and through interactions.
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Bates vs. Downes
Connectivism is difficult to understand without the level of ‘concepts’. Of course concepts are just folk psychology, but this can serve as ‘shorthand’.
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Posted in 42, Learning
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Connectivism
Finally, there is a comprehensive, more easily citable, work on Connectivism available
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Posted in 44, Learning
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Diversity vs. divergent
The relationship between ‘divergent’ and ‘diversity’ — an occasion to think about one’s own understanding.
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Posted in 45, Cognitive Styles
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Science Denial
Book by Sinatra & Hofer. A different picture of science. Continue reading
Summary of my course blogposts
My summary of the course.
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Posted in 60, Ethics21
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#ethics21 Module 7, more
I realized that I may have misunderstood who does the training of an AI model.
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#ethics21 Week 8
I had my difficulties to get my head around this week’s topic.
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Thanks! I do love having a system.