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Friday, May 28, 2004
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Most excellent... rock along to the Small Pieces Loosely Joined wiki to participate in the development of and (if you're up for it) the actual 'presentation' of Small Technologies Loosely Joined: "Fast, Cheap and Out of Control"... the latest Lamb, Levine and Norman production!

The last one was good... darn good, this looks like it's going to be better!

The task, as I see it, is to take a position (or contribute to a range of positions) on whether decentralization or centralization is the way to go in these educational technology-dominated age. Please don't anyone say 'both'... that's too obvious... join me, instead, on a quest to out these power-hungry, fearful, soulless, bean-counting, mechanistic control freaks for what they really are ;o)

A city is not a tree and neither are wee!

Will that get me fired? Should I invite my boss along?

Here's the Downes Meta-Blog (no meta RSS link tho) ... I have subscribed to an RSS feed of recent changes to the wiki and hope to not be as disappointed as I was by my last wiki RSS subscription... 'tis a shame they don't have individual page feeds or email though../. butyacan'thaveevereything!


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OK OK OK... get this... (if true) one Harvard supervisor [found here] acting like a prat:

"A social studies office worker said she was fired this week after administrators discovered provocative posts in her online journal, including threats to fellow workers and superiors...."

Um... reading the 'worst' posts (as quoted in this article) is more funny than anything else, surely they're SATIRICAL and what's worse if you ask me is:

  • Who the hell doesn't bitch about their job? I certainly do (once in a while) and that's bloody healthy... you can find me easy-peasy through any search engine you like (and my blog is in my email sig.)
  • Um, whatabout that Harvard junior professor who complained very directly about his faculty, double standards anyone? Or do administrators not count?

Perhaps, on the subject of complaining, she should listen to some Harvard researchers.


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