The document discusses David Weinberger's book "Everything is Miscellaneous" which argues that traditional methods of organizing and classifying information break down in the digital world. Some key points are that digital information can be in multiple places at once, filtering should occur on output rather than input, and folksonomies or user-generated tags are better than top-down controlled classifications. The implications for education discussed include how digital sharing changes learning, assessments, and notions of authority.

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