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Peer based learning
This document discusses peer-based learning and how it occurs through hanging out with friends. It describes different genres of participation with friends such as dancing, running, studying, talking and watching television. These activities can be either friendship-driven for mainstream affiliation, or interest-driven for more marginalized identities. The document also discusses how peer-based learning provides lessons in growing up, romance, friendship and status. It introduces the concept of "HOMAGO" which stands for "Hang Out with Your Friends, Mess Around with Your Friends, Geek Out with Your Friends" as a reference model for peer-based learning.
Peer based learning
- 1. Peer Peer Peer Peer Peer Peer Peer Peer-based Learning
- 2. Genres of Participation Dancingwith Friends Smoking Running with Friends Fighting Jump Roping with Friends Killing Studying with Friends Drinking Talking with Friends Bullying Watching Televison with Friends
- 3. Genres of Participation Dancingwith Friends Running with Friends Jump Roping with Friends Studying with Friends Talking with Friends Watching Televison with Friends
- 4. Genres of Participation FriendshipDriven Interest Driven Dominant Specialized activities Mainstream Marginalized identities Affiliation Geeks Friendship Freaks Romance Musicians Artists Dorks
- 5. Videos Networked Publics Friend Requests Discussions Facebook Twitter Comments Tumblr Status Updates Instagram Google+ Relationships Yahoo Answers Forums Yahoo! Feedbacks Hotmail Pictures Emails
- 6. Networked Publics Interest Requests Friend Driven Friendship Driven Engagements : Particular Hobby and Area of Interest Practices: Hanging Out and Communicating with Friends For: Distributing, Publicizing, and Getting Famous Develop: Public Identities, Connect, and Communicate
- 7. And This And This Peer Based Learning You Have To Enter Like This Tutoring And This And This Mirroring And Like This Following And This Mentoring And Leave Like This And This Shadowing And This And This And This And This And This And This And This And This And This
- 8. Peer Based Learning FriendshipDriven Interest Driven Lessons in… Changes in… Growing Up Peers Romance Reputation Friendship Recognition Status
- 9. HOMAGO Hang Outwith Your Friends Mess Around with Your Friends Geek Out with Your Friends
- 10. HOMAGO Hang Out with Your Friends Play withAround with Your Friends Mess Your Geek Out with Connect with Your Your Friends Learn From Your
- 11. Reference • Itō, Mizuko.Hanging Out, Messing Around, and Geeking Out: Kids Living and Learning with New Media. Cambridge, MA: MIT, 2010. Google Drive. Google, 22 Jan. 2013. Web. 10 Apr. 2013. <https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwM_m qgmQbT3bmpOTExkeG96NVk/edit?pli=1>.