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  • infe
    infe said 11 months Edit Delete

    See David Kolb, experiential learning. That explains slide 25. The adaptation is mine to apply it on social technologies. For Kolb the process was 'in your head', for me abstraction/generalization and reflection is a networked process.

  • guest150b40
    guest150b40 said 11 months Edit Delete

    Could you plz explain slide 25/33. Did you create it yourself?

  • fbalague
    fbalague said 2 years Edit Delete

    Muy buena!! gracias por compartirla!

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    Teemu Arina on blogs as reflective practice at Online Educa Berlin 2006.

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    1. Slide 1: Blogs as Reflective Practice Teemu Arina CEO, Dicole Ltd. 01.12.2006
    2. Slide 2: Collaborative, networked learning Distributed knowledge intensive work Interaction technology Entrepreneur Consultant Changing industrial production logic Speaker Teacher Social read/write web Programmer Blogger
    3. Slide 3: Best Practice? Best practice = Past practice Reflection = Future practice Image: Felippe Torres
    4. Slide 4: Path to Wisdom “By three methods we may learn wisdom: reflection = noblest; imitation = easiest; experience = bitterest” ―Confucius
    5. Slide 5: Why?
    6. Slide 6: Bottom Up “Knowledge-push knowledge-pull” - Ambjörn Naeve Teacher Student Doctor Patient Provider Customer Politician Citizen Producer Consumer T. Agent Traveler Journalist Reader Image: Tommi Arina
    7. Slide 7: Core ~ Context “Sustainable success demands technology enhanced collaboration”
    8. Slide 8: Humanity Inc. “Local information, global production”
    9. Slide 9: Reflection Switch Local closed information Global open reflection Global mass-production Local mass- customization
    10. Slide 10: Information Image: rogiro Harvesting “Information overload is a symptom of future shock” ―Alvin Toffler, 1970
    11. Slide 11: Information Flow “Information is like electricity or water” ―Stephen Downes
    12. Slide 12: “Information overload is an opportunity for pattern recognition” – Marshall McLuhan Image: jbum
    13. Slide 13: IT is Interaction Technology “Starting point is interaction and by- product is information, not vice versa” ―Esko Kilpi Image: Thomas Hawk
    14. Slide 14: HumanMachine Individual intelligence Computer intelligence Integrated: Collective intelligence (networked) Image: uscfan
    15. Slide 15: Image: lucasd2009 Company How? Creates Value Customer Creates Value
    16. Slide 16: Nokia 770
    17. Slide 17: Blogs as a Social Network “There are 60 million blogs” ―Technorati, 2006 “Not a journal, because social” “Blogs are part of building our identity. Web is an extension of our identity” Image: GustavoG
    18. Slide 18: RFID and QR Codes
    19. Slide 19: Ubiquitous Identity Teemu Arina CEO, Dicole Ltd. Blog
    20. Slide 20: Obsession for Efficiency
    21. Slide 21: OCD of Organizations “OCD: Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder”
    22. Slide 22: Diversity Promotes Change
    23. Slide 23: Chaos, insecurity Personalization Informal Internalized Situational Petrification Turbulence Formal Tacit Pendulum Static action Dyn. action Defined Process flow Repetition Rituals Learning Explicit Project / Product Coding Order, security
    24. Slide 24: “Follow effective action with quiet reflection. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action.” ― James Levin Galaxy image: Chris Lasley
    25. Slide 25: Experience Networked Action reflection Blog Connecting reflections Wiki Galaxy image: Chris Lasley Reflecting on: D. Kolb, D. Schön
    26. Slide 26: Sharing Links “53 million posts on 25 million links” ―del.icio.us, 08.2006 “100+ million websites in the world” ―Netcraft, 10.2006 del.icio.us Image: Iguana Jo, del.icio.us
    27. Slide 27: Sharing Voices “2+ million podcasts” ―Odeo, 10.2006 Image: flyzipper, Odeo
    28. Slide 28: Sharing Experiences “100 million views and 65 000 new videos every day” ―Youtube, 2006 “60% of all videos watched online are from Youtube” ―Hitwise, 2006 Image: astrovine, Youtube
    29. Slide 29: Sharing Moments “24.2 million pictures “100 million pictures; under Creative Commons” 1 million uploaded daily” ―Flickr, 11.06 ―Flickr, 02.06 Image: jbum, flickr
    30. Slide 30: Finland USA/World Sweden Korea
    31. Slide 31: The Turk Wolfgang von Kempelen, 1769
    32. Slide 32: Past: Future: Intel inside Human inside Core is Core is human interaction automation
    33. Slide 33: CEO Teemu Arina  Dicole Oy (Ltd)  +358 - 50 – 555 7636  teemu@dicole.com  Blog: tarina.blogging.fi  www.dicole.com 