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Category Archives: Social Learning
On the third day of Christmas Learning: the sound of jingling bells
I’m dedicating the last twelve days of writing to a series of reflections on key trends and features of learning in the Social Age. Today, it’s all about social collaborative technology. I’ve got myself a new iPhone and, in the … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Collaboration, Community, Knowledge, Learning, Learning Technology, Mobile Apps, Mobile Learning, Social Learning
Tagged Apps, collaborative technology, Community, EdTech, Facebook, iPhone, Learning Technology, Mobile Learning, Skype, Social Age, Social Collaborative Technology, Social Learning, Tumblr, Twitter, Yammer
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Miley Cyrus vs Sinead O’Connor: feminism, mental health and the ecosystem of the Social Age
You may have seen this saga playing out: Miley Cyrus is a former Disney sweetheart, reinvented as raunchy teen seductress, selling records and generating profits for fat middle aged white men whilst being chastised by wiser, older, pillars of the … Continue reading
Posted in Age, Conformity, Meaning, News, Social Learning, Social Media
Tagged Depression, Dionne Williams, Disney, Equality, Feminism, Feminist Agenda, mental-health, Miley Cyrus, Sinead O'Connor, Social Age, White Middle Aged Men
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Social Collaborative Technology
It’s everywhere: on our networks, in our pockets, plugged into our ears and our TVs. We can’t escape the proliferation of socially collaborative technologies, wherever we try to hide. It draws us into communities around our favourite reality TV show, … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Collaboration, Community, Experience, Learning, Learning Technology, M-Learning, Mobile Learning, Social Learning, Technology
Tagged Collaboration, collaborative technologies, MLearning, Mobile, Mobile Learning, social collaboration, Social Technology, Socially Collaborative Technology, SoTech, Technology
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We all make mistakes: it’s what you learn from them that counts
Clearing out the attic this week made me realise the number of things i’ve got wrong over my life: the places and ways in which i’ve failed. School reports chart mediocre performance in chemistry and maths, a lack of engagement … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Agile, Challenge, Collaboration, Community, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, Personal Learning Network, Reflection, Sharing, Social Learning
Tagged Agile, Communities, Leadership, Learning, Learning from mistakes, Mistakes, Social Age, Social Learning, We all make mistakes, Wisdom
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The death of the dinosaurs
Nothing lasts forever. Except possibly bad ideas, which can linger long after their sell by date. I was talking to someone earlier about how we work: remotely, on agile technology, collaborating in different communities on different hardware , co-creating ideas, … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Authority, Leadership, Learning, Meaning, Social Learning, Technology
Tagged Agility, Change, Dinosaurs, EdTech, Extinction, learning management system, Learning Technology, LMS, Social Age
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Creating and sharing: why we are all curators in the Social Age
I read a study this morning from the Pew Research Centre’s Internet Project. They interviewed a thousand American adults on their internet habits: 54% of them had posted original photos or videos to websites and 47% shared content they found … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Collaboration, Community, Community of Practice, Curation, Knowledge, Learning, Personal Learning Network, Research, Social Learning
Tagged Community, Curator, internet habits, Interpretation, Learning, Pew Research Centre's Internet Project, Sharing, Social Age, Social Leadership, Social Learning, Social Media
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