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Slide 1: Spaces and Structures of Tomorrow’s Learning George Siemens dCCF March 30, 2007

Slide 2: If you’re about content, you’re in for enormous change

Slide 7: New knowledge, defined containers Tolerate ambiguity …resist Knowledge emerges classification of understanding in advance

Slide 8: Content flow

Slide 9: Space of content flow Content flows on the network

Slide 10: Physical Digital Defined User-created Artifact Malleable Content is a conduit to conversation

Slide 11: Content as centralization

Slide 12: UGC: All content is NOT created equal

Slide 14: Content as node in network

Slide 15: Content as gradient

Slide 16: Content

Slide 17: Mediation of Understanding

Slide 18: Nature of content determines interaction

Slide 19: Exposure of periphery: Multiple narratives loose connections http://www.quintura.com/

Slide 20: Content abundance…making sense

Slide 21: GDP http://www.worldmapper.org/

Slide 22: Population http://www.worldmapper.org/

Slide 23: Spaces We don’t control the space

Slide 24: Structures We don’t create the structure of knowledge and understanding

Slide 25: Legal/social

Slide 26: www.elearnspace.org www.connectivism.ca www.knowingknowledge.com