Hi Phil
Seems to me that there is an opportunity provide support to community
mobilizers by offering the training and providing a community of
practice - a group of people with similar interests or activities who
connect to share ideas, ask questions and provide moral support.
Which brings us
Phil, when people are done with the technical discussion, and if you are
still interested, I am a radical unschooler in real life and I can probably
play this ball with you. I have connections in unschoolers' circles. My
pedagogical interest is in mathematics.
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Cheers,
MariaD
Make math your
Hi Phil,
Personally I work here only in Spring semesters when I'm teaching my
wiki-related course. Much of the technical discussion sails over my
head innocuously. You have contributed content as I expect many
teachers will do. There are others who are better versed in the
technowizardry and I
Hi All,
Phil raises an important concern:
As our community grows, the list of technical inquiries and comments are
likely to grow, as is the demand for inquiry and comment about pedagogical
issues.
At what point do we decide to have different mailing lists?
- Randy
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at
Hi Phil,
Honestly I've been waiting for the Functional Literacy content come alive.
This is of particular interest to me, I'm also involved in the NFE loop,
even I'm not enroled yet to your endeavour (wish day had 48 hrs), but if you
decide to continue it I'd gladly assist you on sorting tech
Hi Phil
How about a question of the week here? Do you have specific topics to
get some interaction and feedback?
Do you want to ask specific questions to help populate sections of
your outline? http://www.wikieducator.org/Non_Formal_Education_Online_Conference
Reading through the information
Thanks Nellie
I'm getting tired of having to sign-up for yet-another-special forum
in order to participate in these learning opportunities.
I really liked that FOC08 and CCK08 materials were just sitting there.
The only sign up was to subscribe to the newsletter. I could subscribe
to other
I would like to see more un-courses. I like to learn in a group. It
doesn't have to be taught or even highly organized. Someone has to get
it started, and maybe do a re-cap. The topic has to be interesting or
specific enough to attract a critical mass. But other than that, that
is plenty to
Valerie,
There are other such courses. In fact, I just completed co-moderating such a
course that I believe you joined near the end called digifolios at
http://digifolios.ning.com
Electronic Village Online (EVO):
http://www.wikieducator.org/Electronic_Village_Online and EVO09 had 18 such
courses.
Some models and communities you probably don't want to miss:
Communities of practice, apprenticeships
Massively Multiplayer Games and the huge amount of learning happening
within them
Homeschoolers, especially unschoolers
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:08 PM, Phil Bartle cmpbar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Phil
This is a great opportunity for collaborative writing. I took the
liberty of modifying the page
http://www.wikieducator.org/Non_Formal_Education_Online_Conference
Everyone can add their ideas and suggestions directly into the
appropriate sections.
Links to other projects or
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