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    1. In relation to Knowledge George Siemens LearnTel June 22, 2007
    2. Certainty
    3. What is knowledge?
    4.  
    5. Validation?
    6. Shared?
    7. Organized?
    8.  
    9. What is a network?
    10.  
    11. What do networks do?
    12. Information abundance
    13. Filtering
    14. Q & A
    15. Ecologies
    16. Fostering not mandating
    17. Change and impact
    18.  
    19. What does it mean for education?
      • We are structured to handle static knowledge, dispensed by an expert
    20.  
    21. … and then there’s the problem of abundance
      • We can’t move forward on our current assumptions
    22.  
    23. Changes Required:
      • Product AND Process
      • Consumption AND Creation
      • Centralized AND Decentralized
      • Foster the ability to connect, co-create, filter
      • Think and function in networks
      • Adding to…not only taking away from
    24.  
    25. Q & A
      • www.elearnspace.org
      • www.knowingknowledge.com
      • www.connectivism.ca

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