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  • + digitalnative Colin Harris 2 years ago
    Thanks for sharing at Leading Learning. After reading Clay Shirky your keynote really struck a chord. Perhaps we’re just ahead of the tipping point, but it’s clear the collaborative nature of information is different now than at any other point in history.

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  • + alanajames Alana James 2 years ago
    Got to love this photo - rarely do we see one photo that says so much. The whole presentation was sound, but this tweeked my heart.

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  1. On Becoming: The cognitive and social impact of technology George Siemens Leading Learning Toronto, Ontario May 5, 2008 Learning Technologies Centre www.umanitoba.ca/learning_technologies
    • What does technology do?
    • Cognition
    • Socialization
    • What can we do together?
    • On becoming human...or techno-human
    • Finding balance
  2. Technology allows us to
  3. think
  4. know
  5. be intelligent
  6. to “do” cognition
  7. together
  8. Technology allows us to
  9. feel
  10. act
  11. share
  12. be
  13. together
  14. But...
    • Carriers of patterns of previous reasoning
    • Roy Pea
    • What does technology do?
    • Cognition
    • Socialization
    • What can we do together?
    • On becoming human...or techno-human
    • Finding balance
  15. Haxby, Hoffman, & Goggini (2000)
  16. Loss of control
  17. Cognitive load
  18. Multi-perspective
  19. Distributed
  20. Collective
  21. Connective
  22. The promise?
    • How can people and computers be connected so that—collectively—they act more intelligently than any individuals, groups, or computers have ever done before?
    • MIT Center for Collective Intelligence
  23. The promise?
  24. The outcome
    • 4000 registered
    • “ a few dozen” contributed
    • Finally, professional writers hired
  25. Digital Maoism?
    • The Wikipedia is far from being the only online fetish site for foolish collectivism. There's a frantic race taking place online to become the most "Meta" site, to be the highest level aggregator, subsuming the identity of all other sites.
    • “ Diverse people working together and capitalizing on their individuality”
    • Scott Page
  26.  
    • What does technology do?
    • Cognition
    • Socialization
    • What can we do together?
    • On becoming human...or techno-human
    • Finding balance
  27. Identity
  28. Belonging
  29. Connectedness
  30. Relational
    • What does technology do?
    • Cognition
    • Socialization
    • What can we do together?
    • On becoming human...or techno-human
    • Finding balance
  31.  
  32.  
  33.  
  34.  
  35.  
  36.  
    • Our opportunities for distributed cognition, to learn, interact, and share
    • far exceeds the design of education
    • Our ability to act, influence, and change
    • far exceeds our ability to understand
    • Same networks of information also carry misinformation
    • What does technology do?
    • Cognition
    • Socialization
    • What can we do together?
    • On becoming human...or techno-human
    • Finding balance
  37. Technology-mediated learning
    • No difference
    • ...but tools carry different patterns of previous reasoning
  38. Technology as extension
  39. or
  40. Technology as humanity
  41.  
  42. Return to humanity?
  43. Rise of techno-humanity? http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2008/elasticmind/
  44. Privacy & Security
  45. Baja Beach Club
    • What does technology do?
    • Cognition
    • Socialization
    • What can we do together?
    • On becoming human...or techno-human
    • Finding balance
  46. What is the role of education?
  47. Stakeholders
    • Learner
    • Educator
    • Institution
    • Society
    • Organizations
  48. Values to preserve
    • Deep understanding
    • Transformative impact of learning
    • Being human
    • Students as products of—and participants in—traditions of art, ideas, and values (Harvard)
  49. To embrace
    • Exploration/experimentation
    • Broad spectrum of learning
    • Reality of thin classroom walls
    • Collaboration and sharing as educators, learners
  50. Websites and Newsletters
    • www.elearnspace.org
    • www.knowingknowledge.com
    • www.connectivism.ca
    • http://ltc.umanitoba.ca/wordpress/
    • gsiemens AT elearnspace DOT org

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