Wednesday, May 14, 2003

Self-organized Learning Sebastian Fiedler offers another perspective on blogs and learning: Paper Draft for BlogTalk 2003. I have published my paper draft [Personal Webpublishing as a reflective conversational tool for self-organized learning] for BlogTalk 2003. Comments and feedback are highly appreciated... ...An efficient learning conversation requires that the content and process is controlled but at the same time the individual contributions of the participants cannot be totally specified before the conversational encounter unfolds.... I think it is quite illuminating to conceptualize the emerging networks of personal Webpublishing outlets as a giant, self-actualizing conversational learning environment for self-organized learners... Personal Webpublishing changes this picture considerably. Suddenly we are not dealing with artifacts alone. Behind every personal Webpublishing outlet is another self-reflective being, another node of personal knowing, often ready to engage in conversational exchanges of various kinds... Lilia's comments to the paper [via Mathemagenic] 3:50:38 PM    comment [] The Other 80% Jay Cross has posted a whitepaper on Informal Learning - the other 80%, in support of Friday's eLearning Forum event.  Jay points out that learning is fundamentally social and traditional systems fail to support informal learning. Informal learning takes place within social networks as an outcome of conversation. 3:43:26 PM    comment []

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