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    Free Learning

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    In this talk I combine my thoughts on freedom and free learning with a discussion of networked learning and connectivism. I additional discuss my reasons for prefering a 'non-commercial' license for educational materials.

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    1. Slide 1: Free Learning Stephen Downes ~ July 17, 2008 ~ Barcelona
    2. Slide 2: Is this the future of learning? http://www.aluka.org/action/showContentImage?doi=10.5555/AL.AP.SPECIMEN.K000232959&pgs= This is a restriction being applied by public schools, museums and libraries
    3. Slide 3: Education Matters It’s not just an issue for academics and philosophers to discuss…
    4. Slide 4:Public education matters
    5. Slide 5: gRSSHopper • http://grsshopper.downes.ca
    6. Slide 6: Freedom… • Typically defined as scope for action, as the ability to do • Eg. Talking about activists and artists, Serrado talks about transmission • Freedom becomes something externally defined - in cultural objects, say - creation, production, transmission
    7. Slide 7: Freedom (2) … • My own t