Edu Punk
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This document discusses the EduPunk movement, which advocates for a do-it-yourself and personalized approach to education using open web platforms and tools. It defines EduPunk as individualistic, do-it-yourself, and combining the roles of performer and audience. The term was coined by Jim Groom to describe using personal blogs and digital identities without being defined as a product. EduPunk converges on using the web as a platform, social orientation, user-generated content, open licensing like Creative Commons, and next-generation mobile and social media tools for teaching. It questions whether education should rely on proprietary course management systems or open-source content management systems and free online resources.
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Newtoolsnewschools 090510110632 Phpapp01
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The document discusses the evolution of the web from the initial vision of Tim Berners-Lee to create a collaborative medium, to the graphical web of the 1990s requiring HTML knowledge, to today's easy-to-use Web 2.0 tools. It outlines key aspects of the new web like being location-free and user-focused, leveraging collective intelligence. 21st century skills like collaboration, communication and problem solving are increasingly important. New technologies and ways of working are flattening the world. Learning should bridge the gap between how students live and learn by using Web 2.0 tools for more than just play.
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- 3. A Definition
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