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(To those of you who have already read the German version, “Zukunft des Lernens”: Diagnose und Therapie: most of this blogpost is the same – but there are new elements as well, in particular Steve Wheeler’s fabulous slideshow presentation at the bottom.) For speakers of German, a very interesting OpenCourse started six weeks ago. It is [...] Die 6. Woche des OpenCourse “Zukunft des Lernens” (Veranstalter: Dr. Jochen Robes et al.) hatte das Thema “Wo wir heute stehen. Nutzungs- und Lernszenarien”. During the roughly 25 years of my teaching life, I’ve never thought so much about teaching and what it ought to be like, how it ought to change, and what I myself could – and can – contribute as in the past couple of months. Why? Because of Twitter and embedded videos and streamed discussions [...] “Flock, The Social Web Browser” is what they call it – and it’s a sort of Firefox specially tuned for using Facebook, Twitter, Webmail and Blogs, plus Feedreader, media browser … You get the idea. Google realized that people who had other places for online cooperation than GoogleWave might be reluctant to leave those places and use GoogleWave instead. So … what do you do if you’re Google? You buy your rival’s business and close it down. Ein sehr hübscher Text über die Bedeutung von Software für das entstandene Produkt steht im Blog von Darren Barefoot: What Software Did You Use? “I like your website. What software did you use?” I get questions like this occasionally. Sometimes they’re about a website, a video or some [...] Look here if you want to see what it looks like if you look up “look up” at definr.com: definr – look up “Through the Wild Web Woods” ist ein Online-Spiel des Europarats, mit dem Kinder zu mehr Medienkompetenz erzogen werden sollen. Im Laufe eines hübsch gemachten “Jump-and-run”-Spiels muss man beispielsweise Münzen sammeln, und um die “Privacy”-Münze zu erhalten, muss man sich den Info-Text durchlesen, der dem Spieler sagt, dass es sinnvoll ist, Pseudonyme (nicknames) zu verwenden und [...] Gerade in den “popular links” bei del.icio.us gefunden: Viewfinder – How to Seamlessly “Flickrize” Google Earth. The following video was published by AdCouncil – and it very cleverly demonstrates how permanently the internet preserves everything you put up somewhere … at some homepage or guestbook or blog. It won’t go away. Ever. |
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