Hi Leo,

Interesting how our backgrounds bias our words. As a sociologist & anthro
I'm too prone to a relativistic flair to sustain that there are universals,
or rather there may be but culturally interpreted and re-constructed;
theories of learning & psychology of childhood are indeed of interest but I
don't think there is significant evidence available of their validity
within every society & culture. The same would apply to philosophy, and the
case for children philosophy might be intertwinned with the concept of
childhood and the role assigned to it.

BTW, how fascinating Kim!

I don't think there is a contradiction between profit making & open
movement (hence the difference libre vs gratis); a different issue is that
some may not like that others use their work to make money (e.g. CC by
non-derivatives non-commercial). All in all, maybe we're assisting to a new
business model in which profit is not achieved as outcome of direct sales.
E.g. Free (gratis) OER involve significant exposure & can lead to funding,
further per-pay studentship, new studentship market segments ready to pay
for certification but not "normal HE fees", etc.

I agree WE can sometimes be too techie, but ICT is changing our daily lives
& worldviews much more than what we're normally aware of, so
listening/reading to the savy & drawing synergies helps us make the best of
it. Wiki can't always be "the solution" but I've actually seen corporate
departmental teambuilding skills through wiki, so I guess tools are one
side of the coin, the other what we're capable of doing with them.

Cheers,

Alex P. Real





2012/2/6 Wong Leo <[email protected]>

> Hey all those are very helpful !and it is so interesting to see is there
> something universal about children philosophy without being too culturism ?
>
> some thing like death , love , equity and fairness , justification ,
> religeon ,
>
> and Kim love your citation of software angle , there is must be a internet
> ethics and philosphy to consider , but are we being too pushy to push the
> idea of being freedowm like using cc wikieducator ? i recently started to
> work on  a small project on finacial curriculum for a company, i do think
> to work on a wiki format is a good idea , but meanwhile , the idea of
> profit making and copyright
>
> again, i hope wikieducator could work more curriculum on those non-techie
> topics ,
> 2012/2/6 Kim Tucker <[email protected]>
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> A software angle and "envirethical" angle to consider.
>>
>> Some of the following may be of relevance if you consider ethics an
>> important part of philosophy.
>>
>> In 2010 I catalysed the development of some case studies on libre
>> software.
>>
>> Libre software
>> http://wikieducator.org/Software_libre
>> is the ethical choice requiring the source code to be available to
>> enable freedom to use, adapt and share the software to help one's
>> self, one's neighbour and community.
>>
>> i.e just like WikiEducator's free cultural works:
>> http://freedomdefined.org/Definition -  whose definition was based on
>> the free software definition:
>> http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
>>
>> The case studies may be browsed here:
>> http://wikieducator.org/Free_Software_Case_Studies
>>
>> Among the case studies is one on Warrington school in New Zealand:
>> http://wikieducator.org/Free_Software_at_Warrington_School
>>
>> They have a great approach to integrating "envirethical" ethics into
>> the curriculum:
>> http://wikieducator.org/Warrington_School/Envirethical
>>
>> Hope you find something useful to build on :-)
>>
>> Kim
>>
>> PS See also:
>> Why Schools Should Exclusively Use Free Software
>> http://www.gnu.org/education/edu-schools.html
>>
>> PPS: Reminder on WikiEducator and Libre software:
>> http://wikieducator.org/WikiEducator:Libre_Software
>>
>> -------------------------------------
>>
>> On 5 February 2012 00:04, Alison Snieckus <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>> > Hi Leo,
>> >
>> > I've heard good things about a program at a local university. Not sure
>> how
>> > much info is available on their website.
>> >
>> > Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children at Montclair
>> State
>> > University in New Jersey, USA
>> >
>> > Alison
>> > User:ASnieckus
>> >
>> >
>> > 2012/2/3 Wong Leo <[email protected]>
>> >>
>> >> Dear all , anyone know anything about this area ??
>> >>
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