Connectivism
Have you ever thought about how completely irrelevant structured learning is? Indeed. “The illiterate of the 21st century will not […]
Have you ever thought about how completely irrelevant structured learning is? Indeed. “The illiterate of the 21st century will not […]
I continue to be focused on the future of the Internet and aware of divergent paths. In the later 2000s,
Marc Savlov interviewed me for this article in the Austin Chronicle, generally about anonymity on the Internet and specifically about
Slides for the version of this talk that I presented last night (2/23/2011) to the Central Texas IEEE Consultants’ Network.
This is something I posted in the “state of the world” conversation with Bruce Sterling on the WELL… I give
Interesting article in the New York Times – “How China meddled with the Internet,” based on a report to Congress
Tim Wu explains the rise and fall of information monopolies in a conversation with New York Times blogger Nick Bilton.
“Net neutrality” and “freedom to connect” might be loaded or vague terminologies; the label “Open Internet” is clearer, more effective,
On October 20, I caught Steven Johnson’s talk at Book People in Austin. I’ve known Steven since the 90s –
Here’s a presentation I delivered to the Central Texas World Future Society, used as a framework for a discussion of
Nancy White, John D. Smith, and Etienne Wenger have written a thorough, clear and compelling overview of the emerging role
We’ve all zeroed in on a set of established platforms for interaction, primarily Facebook and Twitter. Icons linking to Facebook
Minnie Ingersoll of Google at Fiber Fete talking about what Google is doing with it’s fiber testbed project. What they